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Interested in H1N1 situation in our scandinavian neighbors countries ? Sweden and Norway

Re: Interested in H1N1 situation in our scandinavian neighbors countries ? Sweden and Norway

ou Circonpolar Neibords to remind me, keep doing so please.

What is the Schule situation in Danemark, Schwelden und Finland

Eule
 
Re: Interested in H1N1 situation in our scandinavian neighbors countries ? Sweden and Norway

Hello,

I believe that the Netherlands in fighting a diabetes epidemic raised the RDA of vitamin D. See this video;

YouTube - Vitamin D and Diabetes-Can We Prevent it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTtmvMvgfl0

Many of those countries have had no H1N1 deaths.

I am not sure if this is a preliminary working paper or the final result;

Towards an adequate intake
of vitamin D

http://www.gezondheidsraad.nl/sites/default/files/200815E.pdf



From conclusions...



This may explain what is going on in the Netherlands in regards to low H1N1 deaths.



Tom

Very interesting info, but I don?t think this is the right thread for that info.
However I belive it deserve a thread on its own.
 
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