Originally published May 9 2011
StopAgingNow.com offers free vitamin D3 supplements to NaturalNews readers (in USA)
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
(NaturalNews) I don't run the ad department at NaturalNews, so I didn't even know about this until I saw it in our email newsletter, but the StopAgingNow.com company has put together a ridiculously good offer for NaturalNews readers by offering a free 90-day supply of vitamin D3 (at 5,000 IUs per day) where you only pay $4.95 per bottle for shipping anywhere in the continental USA.
There are no gimmicks, and you're not auto-charged later on. This is just a straight-up generous offer that StopAgingNow.com is doing to get more vitamin D3 into the hands of the people while bringing awareness to its name. It's a very cool offer, and I strongly encourage NaturalNews readers to take advantage of this while it lasts.
Aside from the vitamin D, the other ingredients in the capsules are only: Rice bran oil, gelatin, glycerin, water. The capsules contain NO sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, soy, milk, egg, shellfish or preservatives.
Take advantage of this offer by clicking this link:
http://www.stopagingnow.com/VTDSP5
Vitamin D deficiency is rampant across North America and Europe
Most Americans are vitamin D deficient, and as we've covered here on NaturalNews time and time again, vitamin D deficiency is linked to numerous diseases including rickets, asthma, osteoporosis, diabetes and even various types of cancers. Vitamin D deficiency is especially rampant among those with darker skin color due to the fact that darker skin blocks sunlight and prevents vitamin D generation in the skin. So the darker your skin, the more likely you're vitamin D deficient unless you've been supplementing daily or spending a lot of time in the sun.
Even sunlight alone isn't producing sufficient levels of vitamin D for many people because they are showering every day and washing off the vitamin D on the skin before it can be absorbed! (It's true. This is not fiction.) Because of this, I know many people who are taking vitamin D supplements daily even though they're also getting plenty of sunlight. Vitamin D is extremely safe in doses below 10,000 IU each day, and many doctors often prescribe 50,000 IUs at a time to help bring deficient people back up to a healthy vitamin D level.
I especially encourage African Americans and anyone with darker skin to make sure you are supplementing with vitamin D. This is crucial for expectant mothers who need ample supplies of vitamin D to share with their developing unborn children.
So take advantage of this link:
http://www.stopagingnow.com/VTDSP5
Note: We do not earn anything from the sales of this product. I am sharing it solely because this struck me as a fantastic opportunity for NaturalNews readers to take advantage of a phenomenal value for a nutritional supplement that most people really need!
At roughly five bucks for a 90-day supply, we're talking six cents a day for proper vitamin D supplementation.
I believe this may be the most cost-effective investment you'll ever make in your health. Six cents a day! And vitamin D is essential for immune function and preventing colds, too. Read more about vitamin D here:
http://www.naturalnews.com/vitamin_D.html
I also want to thank www.StopAgingNow.com for making this special offer available to NaturalNews readers. If other supplement companies want to make similar offers to our readers, I will be glad to offer them feature article coverage as well. It's a great way to boost recognition of your brand while introducing people to your product line.
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