Sunshine / Vit D talk

[bromley]

I have been bombarded with numerous e-mails asking me to post something interesting as the site has become a bit boring in recent months. I came across the following presentation by Professor Ebers (a Canadian who has made the sensible decision to move to England). The presentation should be of interest to all those taking / considering taking Vit D.

http://www.mssociety.org.uk/a_chance_to ... index.html

Many thanks to all those who e-mailed me thanking me for my contributions to date and for getting rid of Lyon who was becoming a thorough pest.

Enjoy the rest of the summer.

Ian

PS I understand that Jimmylegs and Dignan are know cohabiting (it used to be called "living in sin"). Best wishes to both of them.

[robbie]

are you for real ?

[dignan]

Robbie, I think that's a good question. My opinion is no, Bromley is not for real. I've come to the conclusion he's some kind of primitive artificial intelligence program. I think if you look at his posts in that light, they make a LOT more sense.

[jimmylegs]

oo u are a devious AI, my dear bromley!

just to add my two cents, i'm not sure if there's enough research out there to say, one way or the other. but i would hazard a guess that there is probably some kind of vitamin we can take to figure it out. i'll go see if there's any more spare change for supplements under my sofa cushions, then go contemplate it all in a sunbeam somewhere... hey do they even have sunbeams out your way dignanlegs?

[TwistedHelix]

I'm afraid you've been rumbled, Bromley: I've discovered that you are in fact a fiendish machine created by wicked British scientists to take over the world. The acronym says it all:


Biological Robot Of Malevolent Leaning: Evil Youth

[bromley]

But the presentation by Prof Ebers was quite interesting wasn't it? Next week he will be answering questions about MS and sunshine on the UK MS Society website.

And as for Dignan and Jimmylegs.... is it so wrong to try to get people together? I celebrated my 20th wedding anniversary last week and don't want others to lose out. I'd place a bet that they have pm'd each other or even spoken on the phone!

Robbie - don't be so angry. Start the abx regime. And get that hair cut and that beard shaved off.

Ian

[Lyon]

We at M16 are dreadfully sorry that our "bromley" software had a slight glitch, which has now been corrected.

The "bromley" program should soon be offering fine English chocolates to those offended.

I think most anyone would have to admit that the George Ebers video the bromley software uncovered was interesting.

Nigel Limeymiester
UK office of M16 Public Affairs

[HarryZ]

I came across the following presentation by Professor Ebers (a Canadian who has made the sensible decision to move to England).

George Ebers used to work at the MS Clinic at the University of Western Ontario here in London, Canada. He used to be Marg's neuro...very nice man.

He moved to England because he was offered a headship and that was a nice promotion for him at the time. Think he's been there well over 10 years now and you often see his name associated with research projects.

Harry

[Muu]

Hi folks,
the latest issue of the MS Matters magazine over here in Blighty included a section by Profs Giovannoni and Ebers where they had examined areas inc Vit D, smoking, diet and the like and their affects on MS. I am an admitted technophobe so have no idea of how to provide a link - (sure that there are others out there that can do so). If not I could do a simple summary.
Muu
ps
have met the dashing Bromers - he's quite real and has moments of appearing fairly sane.

[Lyon]

ps
have met the dashing Bromers - he's quite real and has moments of appearing fairly sane.

Here is the picture of bromley which Muu took