Is this old news I guess?
I think I've been pretty well informed by things like watching/reading Dr. Rosedale on calcium, but this seems to give a different view. Thoughts?
Vitamin D with calcium shown to reduce mortality in elderly
Is this old news I guess?
Pretty much. Most ailments, including osteoporosis, attributable to calcium deficiency are really caused by inappropriate metabolism of calcium. That is, there is enough but it isn't being used properly. This is generally due to Vitamin D deficiency, but there are other factors such as Vitamin K2, Vitamin A, Magnesium, Zinc and Selenium involved.
Supplementing Vitamin D and calcium partly fixes the problem but also worsens it by overloading the body with calcium. Effect is increased mortality.
Engineers do root cause analysis every day. Medical researchers don't seem to understand it
Why I don't worry about cholesterol:
Lyon Diet Heart Trial
Get With The Guidelines admission data
Sydney Diet Heart Study revisited
INTERHEART Study
Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease with a Mediterranean Diet
The problem with modern medicine is that doctors don't view the prescription of drugs as a failure to keep you healthy