Introduction to Medline Reports
The most important ingredient in Life Glow is the amino acid l cysteine. There is a great deal of scientific research on this substance and how it works in the oral chelation formula. Click Here to read some of that research. Read below to get a general idea of where that type of research material is found on the Internet.
The Internet if full of data. Almost all of it is "unevaluated" by anyone other than the authors themselves. Thus, if you are interested in finding a calcium supplement, and search the web for "CALCIUM" you'll get thousands of "hits," but almost all of them will be sources of information provided by someone who is anxious to sell you something.
They are not necessarily lying!
But, you might want to find a source which doesn't have that probable commercial bias.
This site is not really any different. The information you find here, on this site is authored by one person at one company which sells, among other things, a calcium supplement.
So it is that on the net you have tremendous quantities of information, much of which is self-serving and, actually, false.
How do you, the consumer, get around this problem?
| As critical as I am about the honesty and credibility of traditional medical sources of information, there is this much to be said about them. They are not selling vitamins -- so when they report on such things they are often critical. When you find one of THEM saying good things about vitamins, you can be fairly confident that it is accurate. |
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None of the traditional medical information sources, such as the Journal of the American Medical Association, is trying very hard to sell vitamins! They are trying to sell you on this new drug, or this old whatever.
So, when you read an article about calcium in the JAMA, or any of hundreds of other "scientific journals" you are getting a viewpoint that is very different from 99.99% of the other stuff you'll find on the web.
There is also the advantage that most of the articles which appear in these scientific magazines, including, further, the New England Journal Of Medicine, etc., you are reading articles which have been "peer reviewed." That simply means that some "peers" (equals) of the author have read the article before it is published, and in many cases have attempted to duplicate the actual tests which might be reported in the article. These "peers" are generally very eager to find fault, to expose their competing colleagues if they falsify their data or slant their conclusions.
So, as good, or as bad, as these resources of "health information" may be, they are still very different from the general run-of-the-mill truck loads of data, assertions and wild ideas you'll find elsewhere on the web.
So, Vibrant Life does a great deal of research by studying the "scientific journals."
Let me give you a somewhat trivial story.
Years ago when I was interested in this type of research, I would drive from my home in Burbank, California to the campus of UCLA. At that campus there was a large and well-stocked medical library where I would find scientific articles and study them.
It was actually quite a chore to get into the library. There was limited parking on campus for visitors. You needed a map to find the right building. You needed "tokens" to pay for parking. Once you got inside the library, and past the front desk (after all I was not a student there), you then have to figure out where these resources are, get them out of the stacks, find the articles, and probably then find a photo-copy machine and make copies.
I would typically spend 4 - 5 hours in one research jaunt, and come back home with, perhaps, a dozen articles.
Depending on how I figured the value of my time, it might have cost me a few hundred dollars to get a dozen articles.
I then had them in paper form, and if I wanted to quote some part of one, in my own article, I, of course, had to re-type it.
Now, in less than 5 minutes, at the cost of a few dollars, I can find a dozen articles on any subject I choose, from those same scientific magazines, without leaving my office. I can download these articles, cut and paste, and have quoted material at the end of ten minutes, at a fraction of the cost of my earlier ventures.
And, when I search in this new way I find stuff I would never have found sitting there in the library! Recently I became interested in a new substance, abbreviated as "SAM" and that stands for "S-adenosyl methionine." Click here to see extremely complex scientific reports about this substance, as well as about the more simple substance, methionine. It is reports like these that form the beginning of the research I do to create a new formula.
So, if you are interested in research into health matters, use the Internet and go visit Health Gate. You'll be amazed at what you find. Within the Health Gate pages you'll find SEVERAL different data bases. The one I use the most is called "Medline." It contains about 7,000,000 different scientific articles you can search through. There are millions of more articles in the other data bases they provide. I currently pay a flat fee of $15 per month for unlimited access, but you can get other payment arrangements too.
For starters, there are MILLIONS of scientific articles you can gain access to.
When you read stuff on these Vibrant Life pages, you can be sure that it is backed up by dozens of scientific articles, and you can, from this page, click onto another section of this web where you can see their format and actually read a few.
Generally, you understand, they are not written in any type of English most people can understand, so there is that drawback. But, if you study at it, and use a dictionary liberally, you can gain a great depth of understanding of various nutrients and other health matters.
Go and enjoy!
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