Assuming this woman doesn't own a chain of tanning salons as her side gig - it's a good read. An interesting alternative to the current opinions on vitamin D, A

Assuming this woman doesn't own a chain of tanning salons as her side gig - it's a good read. An interesting alternative to the current opinions on vitamin D, Autism and low-fat diets. As I read it, I quickly categorized it as an interesting persuasive essay citing supporting facts. I have no problem reading papers like this and gaining what I can from them. There is a place for persuasive essays and a place for research papers. As long as the author is not trying to misrepresent - no problems. I read up on the author a bit and she seems to be closer to an expect on these issues than a vast majority of op-ed diet and autism write-ups that I've seen. Plus she's got an undergrad biophysics degree to boot. http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/ http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/