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Cast: SECmedia
Read more at the source: 60sec News 045: 18th November 2016
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Over 160 SEC ministers, workers and directors gathered in Montenegro for their annual Workers Meetings. Cast: SECmedia
Read more at the source: 6th-13th November 2016 – SEC Workers Meeting 2016
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All around the world violence seems to be increasing. Terrorism is on the rise. Wars and conflicts seem to be breaking out all over.
Read more at the source: The Jerusalem Factor – 4. All Eyes Looking in the Wrong Direction Part 2
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Cast: Hillsboro Adventist Church
Read more at the source: HillsboroAdventistWorshipService 11 19 2016
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Cast: Mississauga SDA Church
Read more at the source: November 12th 2016
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Read more at the source: Background information about the work of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty
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Understanding Interfaith Relations: An Interview with the Public Affairs and Religious Liberty director
Read more at the source: Why does the Seventh-day Adventist Church have a presence in the public sector?
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Join us, visit: gycweb.org/prayer Cast: GYC and Mark Paden Tags: Prayer , GYC , 40 Days , Adventist , SDA , Generation , Youth and Christ
Read more at the source: GYC Forty Days of Prayer Promo: Nov. 18-Dec.27
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The student leaders of the Adventist colleges and universities in North America form a group called the Adventist Intercollegiate Association (AIA), who are invited to take part in the annual North American Division (NAD) Year-End Meeting, held at the NAD Headquarters in Silver Spring, MD. This video is a report from them on their experience at the meeting. ©2016 North American Division/Adventist Learning Community Cast: NAD Adventist
Read more at the source: Reactions from Student Leaders to NAD Year-End Meeting
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There is an adage that says that if a little is good, more must be better. This saying does not hold true for vitamins, since too much could be unsafe. Many people today are unsure as to whether or not their daily food can supply them with adequate nutrition, and so they take a vitamin pill to provide nutritional insurance.
There are some people that may need additional nutrients to ensure normal body functions and prevent nutrient deficiencies. These include pregnant women; women with excessive menstrual losses; people on severely restricted weight-loss diets; total vegetarians who don’t consume any foods containing Vitamin B12; and those with certain metabolic disorders or who are taking those medications which increase nutrient requirements. There is, however, no evidence that vitamin supplementation has any benefit for the general population that consumes a balanced diet.
Today, there is a lot of interest in natural antioxidants and the protection they afford against cancer, heart disease, and aging. Because of this, some are promoting the regular use of supplements of vitamins A, C, and E. These antioxidants can, however, be amply supplied by foods. Fruits are rich in vitamin C, whole grains and seeds contain high levels of vitamin E, and carrots and broccoli are loaded with vitamin A.
Buyer Beware
Using vitamin supplements can be unsafe. The fat-soluble vitamins A and D are especially toxic. Large doses of B6 for the treatment of PMS or carpal tunnel syndrome have produced permanent nerve damage in some persons. Kidney damage, muscle weakness, diarrhea, irritability, fatigue, undesirable changes in blood lipid levels, headache, nerve damage, and other medical problems may result from the regular use of high-strength vitamin supplements.
In spite of their widespread use, vitamin C supplements do not reduce the incidence of colds. They may, however, slightly reduce the duration of the cold and the severity of the symptoms Such benefits can be seen with as little as 250 mg/day. Higher doses do not provide any extra benefit.
Read more at the source: Vitamin Supplements?
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