In Memoriam

Grassrootshealth has lost their leader.

I meet Carole Baggerly in 2009 in Carlsbad, California. We had lunch and I wanted to learn what the mission of grassroots health was all about. I had lost my wife to Lymphoma and learned only the year before that her Vitamin D blood value was about 9 ng’s and mine was 50 ng’s. We had spent almost 50 years together eating the same food and doing things together. The only difference was I played golf in the sunshine year round and my wife was sun shy because she was a blue eyed blonde.

Carole explained to me that she had had a radical breast surgery that became a painful event in her life. After finally recovering from the ordeal, she realized that it was a rush to judgment and the surgery should not have been performed. It motivated her to learn how breast cancer can be avoided. With dedication and resolve, she learned the true role that Vitamin D plays in maintaining good health and that Americans are grossly deficient in Vitamin D due to life style and the creation of fear having been created that sunshine is harmful. She in turn created grassroots health and has a professional Board of Directors that truly understand the role of Vitamin D in maintaining good health. The mission is to educate everyone about how to stay healthy and boost the intake of key nutrients to accomplish that goal. Unfortunately, in America and many other countries, processed foods poor in nutritional value and rich in trace toxins contribute to ill health.

Carole will be truly missed by those who knew her and loved her for her dedication in helping people stay well and avoid cancer.

Grassroots eulogy to Carole

The following articles on substack that explains why the medicine man doesn’t understand the true role of Vitamin D to stay well.

Carole was truly a ray of sunshine in our world and will be missed.

Thomas A. Braun Rph