Re: Vitamin D & Breast Cancer 50% - 70% risk reductions - authoritative must watch vi
Breast Cancer Prevention - Grassroots Health 10-8-11
Another fascinating video on vitamin D and breast cancer. And to vitamin D you can add iodine, Omega 3 and 6 imbalances, mineral deficiencies for starters. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPNCxFyU3mc#t=16 http://www.grassrootshealth.net/ |
Re: Vitamin D & Breast Cancer 50% - 70% risk reductions - authoritative must watch vi
Such a great thread! Sooo important! I have been fully aware. Well, not as much as you, R.B., but having been taking D for many yrs.
I take 10,000 -- 5 days a week. Total 50,000 a week. And I am @ 48 in the middle of the pack when my blood is tested. I remind my docs to add D and B12 -- cause I take a lot of both and want to keep a check. I have been told calcium 1200. Is that what you have found, R. B....? I take a soft gel cause I cannot swallow the gigantic pills calcium seems to mostly come in. So glad you have all this information out there for all to see and understand how essential D is. All our organs depend on it, and many are unknowingly deficient. It seems as we age our body's demand for D increases. I am grateful to be aging, and keenly aware my organs are calling out to me for MORE. My husband has been taking D for a few yrs at my insistence. He's not a supplement person, but even he had heard/read of this essential pill! He's also on Omega, Carnitine, Alpha Lipoic Acid, CoQ10 -- for his neuropathy pain AND THOSE LAST 3 ESPECIALLY WORK WONDERS! Oh, and I've gotten him on B-12. Probiotic. Have more to urge him to take, but am glad I've gotten this far... zinc 30, selenium 200 are next on my list... Thanks as always, R.B.! Andi |
Re: Vitamin D & Breast Cancer 50% - 70% risk reductions - authoritative must watch vi
Well, I recently had my D and B levels checked. B was fine but D was low, even with taking 2000iu daily for years and years. My level was 20ng/mL. So now I am on 50,000iu, one every three weeks. Since I took the first one last Fri night I have not had any of the leg cramps that have plagued me since my first chemo. I think I see a connect here.
So RB, do you think my current dose is sufficient?? Thanks Leah |
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