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Results of mouse study on Vitamin A
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Livy on August 17, 2026, 7:50 am
Mouse study confirms: Eliminate Vitamin A to IMPROVE Your Health
By Megan Stevens: Web: https://eatbeautiful.net/
After 10 weeks eating zero vitamin A, baby mouse Lenny (named for the mineral selenium) is thriving! He loves to run on his treadmill and looks nothing like the rats from the vitamin A studies of 1925 — studies conducted incorrectly, yet which became foundational to our current recommendations for vitamin A. In fact, I’ve eaten a diet designed to contain virtually no vitamin A for over 7 years, and my health has improved significantly. I’m among hundreds of other people who report similar experiences, raising important questions about those original studies and our assumptions about vitamin A deficiency (and supplementation).
The 1925 rat studies deserve to be reexamined. Vitamin A acts as a toxin rather than an essential vitamin. Lenny has now eaten zero vitamin A for 10 weeks and is thriving. So am I.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIkRhmNExc
Mouse study confirms: Eliminate Vitamin A to IMPROVE Your Health
By Megan Stevens: Web: https://eatbeautiful.net/
After 10 weeks eating zero vitamin A, baby mouse Lenny (named for the mineral selenium) is thriving! He loves to run on his treadmill and looks nothing like the rats from the vitamin A studies of 1925 — studies conducted incorrectly, yet which became foundational to our current recommendations for vitamin A. In fact, I’ve eaten a diet designed to contain virtually no vitamin A for over 7 years, and my health has improved significantly. I’m among hundreds of other people who report similar experiences, raising important questions about those original studies and our assumptions about vitamin A deficiency (and supplementation).
The 1925 rat studies deserve to be reexamined. Vitamin A acts as a toxin rather than an essential vitamin. Lenny has now eaten zero vitamin A for 10 weeks and is thriving. So am I.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIkRhmNExc
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lil chick on August 17, 2026, 8:56 am
WOOT WOOT WOOOT
WOOT WOOT WOOOT
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Bruce on August 17, 2026, 10:44 am
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Livy on August 17, 2026, 7:50 am
Mouse study confirms: Eliminate Vitamin A to IMPROVE Your Health
By Megan Stevens: Web: https://eatbeautiful.net/
After 10 weeks eating zero vitamin A, baby mouse Lenny (named for the mineral selenium) is thriving! He loves to run on his treadmill and looks nothing like the rats from the vitamin A studies of 1925 — studies conducted incorrectly, yet which became foundational to our current recommendations for vitamin A. In fact, I’ve eaten a diet designed to contain virtually no vitamin A for over 7 years, and my health has improved significantly. I’m among hundreds of other people who report similar experiences, raising important questions about those original studies and our assumptions about vitamin A deficiency (and supplementation).
The 1925 rat studies deserve to be reexamined. Vitamin A acts as a toxin rather than an essential vitamin. Lenny has now eaten zero vitamin A for 10 weeks and is thriving. So am I.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIkRhmNExc
This is so important. Question, does she have another video where she goes into details on this experiment?
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Livy on August 17, 2026, 7:50 am
Mouse study confirms: Eliminate Vitamin A to IMPROVE Your Health
By Megan Stevens: Web: https://eatbeautiful.net/
After 10 weeks eating zero vitamin A, baby mouse Lenny (named for the mineral selenium) is thriving! He loves to run on his treadmill and looks nothing like the rats from the vitamin A studies of 1925 — studies conducted incorrectly, yet which became foundational to our current recommendations for vitamin A. In fact, I’ve eaten a diet designed to contain virtually no vitamin A for over 7 years, and my health has improved significantly. I’m among hundreds of other people who report similar experiences, raising important questions about those original studies and our assumptions about vitamin A deficiency (and supplementation).
The 1925 rat studies deserve to be reexamined. Vitamin A acts as a toxin rather than an essential vitamin. Lenny has now eaten zero vitamin A for 10 weeks and is thriving. So am I.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIkRhmNExc
This is so important. Question, does she have another video where she goes into details on this experiment?
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Livy on August 17, 2026, 1:12 pm
Hi @bruce I think there are two other related videos about the experiment. I will try to find them and post them.
Hi @bruce I think there are two other related videos about the experiment. I will try to find them and post them.
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Livy on August 18, 2026, 5:48 am
Hi @bruce
Here is an article Megan posted about her experiment:
Why I'm Raising Gerbils: A Scientific Experiment on Vitamin A Deficiency
https://eatbeautiful.net/why-im-raising-gerbils-a-scientific-experiment-on-vitamin-a-deficiency/
You can find two more videos about the gerbil experiment on her You Tube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@meganstevens_eatbeautiful
My Gerbils just passed 1 Year With Zero Vitamin A
The Gerbil Experiments That Challenge Everything We Know About Vitamin A
Hi @bruce
Here is an article Megan posted about her experiment:
Why I'm Raising Gerbils: A Scientific Experiment on Vitamin A Deficiency
https://eatbeautiful.net/why-im-raising-gerbils-a-scientific-experiment-on-vitamin-a-deficiency/
You can find two more videos about the gerbil experiment on her You Tube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@meganstevens_eatbeautiful
My Gerbils just passed 1 Year With Zero Vitamin A
The Gerbil Experiments That Challenge Everything We Know About Vitamin A
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Bruce on August 18, 2026, 1:45 pm
Hi @livy how wonderful. Thanks for sharing those. I just watched one. And will watch the other.
Hi @livy how wonderful. Thanks for sharing those. I just watched one. And will watch the other.
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lil chick on August 18, 2026, 4:36 pm
I would love to see this experiment done over 3 generations of the same mice or gerbils.
I would love to see this experiment done over 3 generations of the same mice or gerbils.
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