Prostate Cancer and Vitamin D

Amazing Prostate Discovery
Clues are emerging as to the basis of prostate cancer. "As treatment failures of advanced carcinoma continue to frustrate clinicians 'doctors.]...", observes a scientist who has come up with a startling preventative strategy. We know that vitamin D can reduce cancer risk and even be used to treat both enlarged prostate and actual cancer.

However, vitamin D in doses needed to treat can cause serious side effects, and so its use is limited.

Aha! This scientist, Dr. S. Kapar*, has investigated--and found that a low intake of phosphorous increases the level of vitamin D in the blood naturally. And, that fructose (fruit sugar) decreases phosphate levels. He observes then, that INCREASING FRUIT INTAKE COULD REDUCE THE RISK OF BOTH ENLARGED PROSTATE AND CANCER.

DETAILS: Most soft drinks have high levels of phosphate, which is what you don't want.

*of Ranbaxy Research Lab., New Delhi, India.

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