As I was cleaning the kitchen People's Pharmacy was on public radio. They had a guest who has done research on the utility of vitamin D supplements for cancer prevention. Oddly, I talked to a friend of my minutes before and she had just read an article in Scientific American about evidence supporting use of vitamin D to reduce cancer risk. My friend takes 2000 milligram a day, far above the current recommended dose, but consistent with the Scientific American article.
We live where there is not much sun in the winter and when the sun shines it is fairly low on the horizon. Apparenly, cancer rates are lower in southern areas with more sun (skin cancer aside).
So, Rich or any other medical people or nutritionists have any thoughts on this? I have never been one for supplements but when I remember I do take a multivitamin.
We live where there is not much sun in the winter and when the sun shines it is fairly low on the horizon. Apparenly, cancer rates are lower in southern areas with more sun (skin cancer aside).
So, Rich or any other medical people or nutritionists have any thoughts on this? I have never been one for supplements but when I remember I do take a multivitamin.