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I told you yesterday, I was putting it on sale.

The D310,000 with K2, did a 20% off blowout sale on it.

I've encouraged everybody. It's so crucial right now that everybody

keeps their immune system strong and d3 is always at the top of the list on my list and dad's

list especially as we go into the winter months and the sun isn't as out as much as it is and people

aren't outside as much as they normally are it is is absolutely crucial. I've talked about it repeatedly.

And another research study that I haven't seen in a while, and I pulled it back up because I was reading about it yesterday as I was getting the article ready and also getting the product ready, make sure everything was on sale.

There was a research that was done with the International Agency for Research on Cancer in Lyon, France,

and they reviewed 18 trial tests that involved 57,000 people.

And they concluded that vitamin D supplements can't actually prolong life by warding off diseases.

And so six years after your initial study were done on the 57,000 people, the researchers

followed up on the subjects to see what, if any, effect, the vitamin D supplementation had on

their body. What they found is those who chose to take D3 supplements had a 7% chance

of living longer than people who did not take vitamin D supplements. Now, granted, 7% isn't a huge number.

It's large enough to encourage researchers to basically look at why and how you can do this.

And if it's something as simple as taking a little bit of extra D3 every single day,

you know, 7%.

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