[cancercured] Re: vit. D (was For Szukipoo)

Ellen <rhudy@...> wrote:
> supplements of D3? I am wondering if you read the link I
> sent that D supplements are counter-productive.
Would you please resend it to me (offlist)?

> God created our bodies
> to make D from sunshine, and in lieu of that, ultraviolet light. Not
> supplements.

I strongly agree w/sunshine, but most people don't get nearly enough,
and I doubt cancer patients can get sufficient therapeutic doses from
it. The vast majority of what I've read suggests vit. D (in moderate
to moderately-high dosages) is cancer-healing. My notes:

Vit. D-- effective w/GBM, prostate, breast (may prevent metastasis), &
skin cancer (including melanoma, especially during chemo). Synergistic
w/Taxol and w/vit. E?. Cod liver oil's a great source of vit. D.
Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is antimetastatic, enhances immunity, and
appears effective w/prostate cancer, AML leukemia, and particularly
breast cancer. Synergistic w/vit. A (so take cod liver oil). Take
w/flax seed oil or Omega-3 fish oil. I've seen 2,000 IU used
successfully w/prostate cancer. www.mbschachter.com says 2000 IU is
safe; he takes 5000 IU and gives some patients up to 10,000 but
monitors them. 1000 IU [w/calcium] reduced cancer rates 77% in 4 yrs
[Grant, 2007]).
For further dosage info, see Natural Health Consultants and LEF.org
breast cancer protocol.
For more info,
http://cancerdecisions.com/061905.html
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=10326788&dopt=Abstract
www.annieappleseedproject.org/vitdanditsan.html
www.annieappleseedproject.org/vitd3anclaso.html
www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=16715 (prostate cancer)

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