How Vitamin D Prevents Breast Cancer
Friday, February 06, 2009
- Byron Richards, CCN
It 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 D1 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. Share:
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