We live in a vitamin-obsessed culture, thanks in part to Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, who viewed diet supplements as the best defense against disease. This program explores research that counters Pauling's theories, suggesting that high doses of some vitamins may actually harm the human body. Outlining Pauling's achievements in chemistry and his innovative ideas about nutrition, the video contrasts his conclusions with new studies of vitamins A and E and the manufactured forms in which they are typically consumed. An alarming association with increased osteoporosis and cancer rates is one of several medical findings discussed. A BBCW Production. (50 minutes).
"We live in a vitamin-obsessed culture, thanks in part to Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, who viewed diet supplements as the best defense against disease. This program explores research that counters Pauling's theories, suggesting that high doses of some vitamins may actually harm the human body. Outlining Pauling's achievements in chemistry and his innovative ideas about nutrition, the video contrasts his conclusions with new studies of vitamins A and E and the manufactured forms in which they are typically consumed. An alarming association with increased osteoporosis and cancer rates is one of several medical findings discussed. A BBCW Production. (50 minutes)."@en
"Challenges chemist Linus Pauling's 1960s idea that high doses of vitamin pills can prevent diseases not due to vitamin deficiency. Clinical trials reveal adverse effects of high doses of Vitamin A, links between beta-carotine intake and lung cancer, retinol and osteoporosis. Researchers contribute their insights as to the benefits and dangers of high vitamin intake."
"We live in a vitamin-obsessed culture, thanks in part to Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, who viewed diet supplements as the best defense against disease. This program explores research that counters Pauling's theories, suggesting that high doses of some vitamins may actually harm the human body. Outlining Pauling's achievements in chemistry and his innovative ideas about nutrition, the video contrasts his conclusions with new studies of vitamins A and E and the manufactured forms in which they are typically consumed. An alarming association with increased osteoporosis and cancer rates is one of several medical findings discussed."@en
""Explores research that counters vitamin advocate Linus Pauling's theories, suggesting that high doses of some vitamins may actually harm the human body. An alarming association with increased osteoporosis and cancer rates is one of several medical findings discussed"--Container."@en
""Explores research that counters vitamin advocate Linus Pauling's theories, suggesting that high doses of some vitamins may actually harm the human body. An alarming association with increased osteoporosis and cancer rates is one of several medical findings discussed"--container."
"Nearly 40 years ago Linus Pauling revolutionised the way people thought about vitamins when he claimed that by taking huge doses of Vitamin C you could prevent, or cure the common cold. Millions now take vitamin supplements every day, convinced that they have the power to keep them healthy. Growing numbers of scientists now fear that taking large doses of some vitamins may be damaging our health."
"Challenges chemist Linus Pauling's 1960s idea that high doses of vitamin pills can prevent diseases not due to vitamin deficiency. Clinical trials reveal adverse effects of high doses of Vitamin A, links between beta-carotine intake and lung cancer, retinol and osteoporosis. Researchers contribute."
""This BBC program, in conjunction with some of the world's top laboratories and medical institutions, seeks to demonstrate what vitamins are really doing to our bodies and reveals the latest research." -- Case-slip."
"Vitamin supplements are one of the great growth industries of modern medicine, promising a simple, natural way to achieve health and happiness. The truth however is very different. This film will demonstrate what the vitamins are really doing and reveals the latest research that shows that vitamins can be powerful drugs."@en
"Vitamin supplements are one of the great growth industries of modern medicine, promising a simple, natural way to achieve health and happiness. The truth however is very different. This film will demonstate what the vitamins are really doing and reveals the latest research that shows that vitamins can be powerful drugs."@en
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