I love watching random documentaries to learn new things so I was open to this documentary but be EXTREMELY CAREFUL believing the allegations made in this documentary.
It claims you can heal yourself with large doses of vitamins but it has ZERO scientific evidence in the documentary to back it up. It claims large doses of vitamin C could cure alzheimer's disease but it wouldn't be hard to get 100 alzheimer's patients to take large doses of vitamin C and see what how many are cured. Something as simple as 100 alzheimer's patients took large doses of vitamin C for 30 days and 60 of them were cured would be some sort of measurement if this simple test was shown in the documentary. But in this entire documentary there is absolutely zero proof. Just useless accounts from people that say I took something and my symptoms disappeared. It is just utter jibberish self diagnosis. If this so called respected documentary maker was serious, it wouldn't have been hard to find some sort of evidence to back up these ridiculous claims.
The documentary also claims no one has ever overdosed or died from over consumption of vitamins but that is a complete and utter lie. One google search and it will give you a number of cases where people have died from over consumption of vitamins. Maybe not vitamin C because a doctor explained to me that this was a water soluble thing that excess vitamin C would just be filtered by my liver and discreet in urine but other vitamins can definitely kill you.
The documentary also claims these people that make these outrageous claims have nothing to gain from it. It's hilarious because they're clearly publishing books that claims number 1 best seller so they're clearly using this to make money. Even if they weren't getting monetary reward for making these claims, it is not the first person to make outrageous claims for attention, to be recognised, famous or to be followed and be listened to.
Sad thing is having a balanced diet and taking some sort of vitamins probably is a good thing but there complete lack of scientific evidence or evidence of any kind while making such outrageous claims does the complete opposite and makes people lose complete faith in what they are saying. The claims made in this documentary are dangerous and preys on old or sick people desperate for a solution which is horrible. Take what is said in this doco with a grain of salt cause it has absolutely nothing to back it up.
It claims you can heal yourself with large doses of vitamins but it has ZERO scientific evidence in the documentary to back it up. It claims large doses of vitamin C could cure alzheimer's disease but it wouldn't be hard to get 100 alzheimer's patients to take large doses of vitamin C and see what how many are cured. Something as simple as 100 alzheimer's patients took large doses of vitamin C for 30 days and 60 of them were cured would be some sort of measurement if this simple test was shown in the documentary. But in this entire documentary there is absolutely zero proof. Just useless accounts from people that say I took something and my symptoms disappeared. It is just utter jibberish self diagnosis. If this so called respected documentary maker was serious, it wouldn't have been hard to find some sort of evidence to back up these ridiculous claims.
The documentary also claims no one has ever overdosed or died from over consumption of vitamins but that is a complete and utter lie. One google search and it will give you a number of cases where people have died from over consumption of vitamins. Maybe not vitamin C because a doctor explained to me that this was a water soluble thing that excess vitamin C would just be filtered by my liver and discreet in urine but other vitamins can definitely kill you.
The documentary also claims these people that make these outrageous claims have nothing to gain from it. It's hilarious because they're clearly publishing books that claims number 1 best seller so they're clearly using this to make money. Even if they weren't getting monetary reward for making these claims, it is not the first person to make outrageous claims for attention, to be recognised, famous or to be followed and be listened to.
Sad thing is having a balanced diet and taking some sort of vitamins probably is a good thing but there complete lack of scientific evidence or evidence of any kind while making such outrageous claims does the complete opposite and makes people lose complete faith in what they are saying. The claims made in this documentary are dangerous and preys on old or sick people desperate for a solution which is horrible. Take what is said in this doco with a grain of salt cause it has absolutely nothing to back it up.
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