People are misled into believing that antidepressants are more effective than they really are because drug companies publish successful studies, but do not publish unsuccessful studies according to Dr. Irving Kirsch from Harvard University who was interviewed on the television show "60 MInutes" on Sunday, February 19, 2012 (4-miutes into the video).

Dr. Kirsch is a psychologist from Harvard University who has been studying placebos for 36 years, who says that for mild to moderate depression, antidepressants are no better than placebo.

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Too much vitamin D -- possibly at levels just above the recommended 400 IU's per day -- may increase heart attacks, arthritis and degenerative joint disease according to a wonderful book published in 1980 called "Sunlight Could Save Your Life" by Zane Kime, MD. Read the entire article | Email this article