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How Vitamin D Prevents Breast CancerFriday, February 06, 2009 - Byron J. Richards, CCNIt has been known for some time that vitamin D inhibits breast cancer cells and tumor growth. Scientists are now trying to understand how vitamin D works its magic. New research shows that vitamin D activates tumor suppressor gene activity, and that activity is supported in direct proportion to the amount of vitamin D. Women must be very careful not to run low on vitamin D during the winter months. For example, gaining weight, which makes insulin resistance and leptin resistance worse, will always increase the risk for breast cancer. Combine that with a lack of vitamin D, too much stress, and a throw in a few toxins for good measure, and presto – there is a problem. Related Entries: Vitamin D – A Gene-Regulating Super NutrientVitamin D and Calcium Help Kill Colon Cancer Cells Another Study Linking Weight Gain to Breast Cancer Risk Tamoxifen Shockingly Found to Cause Aggressive Breast Cancer Is Itching a Risk Factor for Cancer? Can Resveratrol Prevent Prostate Cancer? Postmenopausal Weight Gain Increases Breast Cancer Risk Low Vitamin D Sets the Stage for Inflammatory Decline Infants Grow Better on Multiple Vitamins ### Supplements that contain vitamin D Other Health News
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