A study published on Tuesday in PLoS Medicine suggests that boosting vitamin D levels with supplements would not help. If a pool tests positive, scientists then re-test smaller groups of samples included in the pool in order to find the positive one. Samples came from six major metropolitan areas: San Francisco, Boston, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, New York City, and Seattle. Thus, until we restore constitutional rights and a modicum of non-flat-earth scientific acumen, business owners will continue to be threatened with jail time , all for a lie. Pool testing allows scientists to test samples more efficiently, analyzing many samples at once.
The study suggests that nutrients should not be taken in excess of approved levels.
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