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Evidence Shows Vitamin D Helps Slow Cancer Cells | |
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| _Obsidian_ User ID: 30619237  United States01/02/2013 04:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |  "Only one candle left to burn now, before the darkness comes" "Happiness consumes itself like a flame. It cannot burn for ever, it must go out, and the presentiment of its end destroys it at its very peak." "But what is Hope? Nothing but the paint on the face of Existence; the least touch of truth rubs it off, and then we see what a hollow-cheeked harlot we have got hold of" |
| Thorz Hamster User ID: 29656734 United States01/02/2013 04:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get out in the sun and get a good dose of vitamin D. The sun has gotten a bad rap over the last 25 years. The fact is, humans NEED sun. It promotes better health. Like all else, everything in moderation. Don't get burned. Everyone knows when he or she has gotten enough sun. Use common sense. Enjoy. Apollo astronauts couldn't have passed through Van Allen's Belt. Van Allen wore suspenders. Tip the butler. Blow the shofar. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31282377 United Kingdom01/02/2013 05:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Interesting but the study was performed on mice. When the same results are reported on humans I'll get more excited. There have been far too many false dawns for cancer therapies performed on animals which don't have the same effects on humans. On a far more immature note it always makes me titter like a schoolboy when I go the the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science site.... ...it's called PNAS... Sorry. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220  Ireland01/02/2013 05:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Interesting but the study was performed on mice. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31282377 When the same results are reported on humans I'll get more excited. There have been far too many false dawns for cancer therapies performed on animals which don't have the same effects on humans. On a far more immature note it always makes me titter like a schoolboy when I go the the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science site.... ...it's called PNAS... Sorry. Should not have to wait on some report to understand/know the benefits of VD3. You just need to take a look around you on the streets of where you live, I know that where I live people look like ghosts walking around. Now I know it is winter, but understand that the previous summer has been dismal with very little sun, and any sun that has managed to shine has been blankedet in chemtrails or not to upset the shills, persistant contrails! We do not produce VD, people need to understand that, a supplement is necessary, I use Hemp oil, another interisting fact about hemp is that it produces VD. I already appreciate the benefits of VDand do not need to have to walk around like a ghost. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31282377 United Kingdom01/02/2013 06:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Interesting but the study was performed on mice. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31282377 When the same results are reported on humans I'll get more excited. There have been far too many false dawns for cancer therapies performed on animals which don't have the same effects on humans. On a far more immature note it always makes me titter like a schoolboy when I go the the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science site.... ...it's called PNAS... Sorry. Should not have to wait on some report to understand/know the benefits of VD3. You just need to take a look around you on the streets of where you live, I know that where I live people look like ghosts walking around. Now I know it is winter, but understand that the previous summer has been dismal with very little sun, and any sun that has managed to shine has been blankedet in chemtrails or not to upset the shills, persistant contrails! We do not produce VD, people need to understand that, a supplement is necessary, I use Hemp oil, another interisting fact about hemp is that it produces VD. I already appreciate the benefits of VDand do not need to have to walk around like a ghost. I fully understand the benefits of vit D (please don't abbreviate it to VD, where I live that stands for venereal disease!). However this thread is specific to it's use with cancer and nothing else so that's what I've commented on. Oh, and humans DO produce vit D, via sunlight. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220 Ireland01/02/2013 06:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Interesting but the study was performed on mice. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31282377 When the same results are reported on humans I'll get more excited. There have been far too many false dawns for cancer therapies performed on animals which don't have the same effects on humans. On a far more immature note it always makes me titter like a schoolboy when I go the the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science site.... ...it's called PNAS... Sorry. Should not have to wait on some report to understand/know the benefits of VD3. You just need to take a look around you on the streets of where you live, I know that where I live people look like ghosts walking around. Now I know it is winter, but understand that the previous summer has been dismal with very little sun, and any sun that has managed to shine has been blankedet in chemtrails or not to upset the shills, persistant contrails! We do not produce VD, people need to understand that, a supplement is necessary, I use Hemp oil, another interisting fact about hemp is that it produces VD. I already appreciate the benefits of VDand do not need to have to walk around like a ghost. I fully understand the benefits of vit D (please don't abbreviate it to VD, where I live that stands for venereal disease!). However this thread is specific to it's use with cancer and nothing else so that's what I've commented on. Oh, and humans DO produce vit D, via sunlight. Dont be a smart ass! I think you gather the gist of what I am saying. For the purposes of this post VD = vitamin D not venerial desease. If the post was about venerial desease then VD would mean venerial desease. And I am well aware that VD is produced through sunlight, please read my post again, and try to understand. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31282377 United Kingdom01/02/2013 06:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Interesting but the study was performed on mice. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31282377 When the same results are reported on humans I'll get more excited. There have been far too many false dawns for cancer therapies performed on animals which don't have the same effects on humans. On a far more immature note it always makes me titter like a schoolboy when I go the the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science site.... ...it's called PNAS... Sorry. Should not have to wait on some report to understand/know the benefits of VD3. You just need to take a look around you on the streets of where you live, I know that where I live people look like ghosts walking around. Now I know it is winter, but understand that the previous summer has been dismal with very little sun, and any sun that has managed to shine has been blankedet in chemtrails or not to upset the shills, persistant contrails! We do not produce VD, people need to understand that, a supplement is necessary, I use Hemp oil, another interisting fact about hemp is that it produces VD. I already appreciate the benefits of VDand do not need to have to walk around like a ghost. I fully understand the benefits of vit D (please don't abbreviate it to VD, where I live that stands for venereal disease!). However this thread is specific to it's use with cancer and nothing else so that's what I've commented on. Oh, and humans DO produce vit D, via sunlight. Dont be a smart ass! I think you gather the gist of what I am saying. For the purposes of this post VD = vitamin D not venerial desease. If the post was about venerial desease then VD would mean venerial desease. And I am well aware that VD is produced through sunlight, please read my post again, and try to understand. Tetchy aren't you? Once again, I'll say that this thread is about a study using vit D as a potential therapy for cancer. Personally though, I get any extra vit D I need from eating food, especially fish. It's got a much higher concentration than hemp oil. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220 Ireland01/02/2013 06:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: joncon Should not have to wait on some report to understand/know the benefits of VD3. You just need to take a look around you on the streets of where you live, I know that where I live people look like ghosts walking around. Now I know it is winter, but understand that the previous summer has been dismal with very little sun, and any sun that has managed to shine has been blankedet in chemtrails or not to upset the shills, persistant contrails! We do not produce VD, people need to understand that, a supplement is necessary, I use Hemp oil, another interisting fact about hemp is that it produces VD. I already appreciate the benefits of VDand do not need to have to walk around like a ghost. I fully understand the benefits of vit D (please don't abbreviate it to VD, where I live that stands for venereal disease!). However this thread is specific to it's use with cancer and nothing else so that's what I've commented on. Oh, and humans DO produce vit D, via sunlight. Dont be a smart ass! I think you gather the gist of what I am saying. For the purposes of this post VD = vitamin D not venerial desease. If the post was about venerial desease then VD would mean venerial desease. And I am well aware that VD is produced through sunlight, please read my post again, and try to understand. Tetchy aren't you? Once again, I'll say that this thread is about a study using vit D as a potential therapy for cancer. Personally though, I get any extra vit D I need from eating food, especially fish. It's got a much higher concentration than hemp oil. No, just voicing my opinion, if that is ok with you? I used to use fish oils, however I am concerned with mercury and other toxins in fish, now I supplement with hemp oils, higher concentrations in omega oils, and I believe safer. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220 Ireland01/02/2013 06:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31282377 I fully understand the benefits of vit D (please don't abbreviate it to VD, where I live that stands for venereal disease!). However this thread is specific to it's use with cancer and nothing else so that's what I've commented on. Oh, and humans DO produce vit D, via sunlight. Dont be a smart ass! I think you gather the gist of what I am saying. For the purposes of this post VD = vitamin D not venerial desease. If the post was about venerial desease then VD would mean venerial desease. And I am well aware that VD is produced through sunlight, please read my post again, and try to understand. Tetchy aren't you? Once again, I'll say that this thread is about a study using vit D as a potential therapy for cancer. Personally though, I get any extra vit D I need from eating food, especially fish. It's got a much higher concentration than hemp oil. No, just voicing my opinion, if that is ok with you? I used to use fish oils, however I am concerned with mercury and other toxins in fish, now I supplement with hemp oils, higher concentrations in omega oils, and I believe safer. And just one more point on the use of vitamin D for cancer therapy, yet again science has got this arse about ways. Its always about therapy for cancer, as in when cancer develops. People need to understand prevention and the necessary ingredients in preventing cancer, prevention is better than cure! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 31282377 United Kingdom01/02/2013 07:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: joncon Dont be a smart ass! I think you gather the gist of what I am saying. For the purposes of this post VD = vitamin D not venerial desease. If the post was about venerial desease then VD would mean venerial desease. And I am well aware that VD is produced through sunlight, please read my post again, and try to understand. Tetchy aren't you? Once again, I'll say that this thread is about a study using vit D as a potential therapy for cancer. Personally though, I get any extra vit D I need from eating food, especially fish. It's got a much higher concentration than hemp oil. No, just voicing my opinion, if that is ok with you? I used to use fish oils, however I am concerned with mercury and other toxins in fish, now I supplement with hemp oils, higher concentrations in omega oils, and I believe safer. And just one more point on the use of vitamin D for cancer therapy, yet again science has got this arse about ways. Its always about therapy for cancer, as in when cancer develops. People need to understand prevention and the necessary ingredients in preventing cancer, prevention is better than cure! True however all of the evidence suggests that an increased vit D intake only has the same preventative benefits as eating a healthy diet. There's absolutely no one fool-proof method of preventing all cancers. That's because (contrary to what a lot of the "medical experts" on here believe) cancer isn't just one disease, it's many. |
| natasha77 User ID: 31332303 United States01/02/2013 07:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get out in the sun and get a good dose of vitamin D. The sun has gotten a bad rap over the last 25 years. The fact is, humans NEED sun. It promotes better health. Like all else, everything in moderation. Don't get burned. Everyone knows when he or she has gotten enough sun. Use common sense. Enjoy. Quoting: Thorz Hamster Sun in the cold winter days up north, more often than not is very hard to come by. Also, who wants to be in the sun when it's 10 degrees outside? I'd rather take the pill, so would many. SPEAK UP. SILENCE IS DEADLY! I am currently experiencing life at several WTFs per hour. |
| Thorz Hamster User ID: 29656734 United States01/02/2013 07:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get out in the sun and get a good dose of vitamin D. The sun has gotten a bad rap over the last 25 years. The fact is, humans NEED sun. It promotes better health. Like all else, everything in moderation. Don't get burned. Everyone knows when he or she has gotten enough sun. Use common sense. Enjoy. Quoting: Thorz Hamster Sun in the cold winter days up north, more often than not is very hard to come by. Also, who wants to be in the sun when it's 10 degrees outside? I'd rather take the pill, so would many. Where are you, Barrow, Alaska? ;) Apollo astronauts couldn't have passed through Van Allen's Belt. Van Allen wore suspenders. Tip the butler. Blow the shofar. |
| _Obsidian_ User ID: 30619237 United States01/02/2013 11:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just took my D 1000 IU with breakfast going to take a 2nd with dinner AND go get some sunlight today! Can't hurt :-) "Only one candle left to burn now, before the darkness comes" "Happiness consumes itself like a flame. It cannot burn for ever, it must go out, and the presentiment of its end destroys it at its very peak." "But what is Hope? Nothing but the paint on the face of Existence; the least touch of truth rubs it off, and then we see what a hollow-cheeked harlot we have got hold of" |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220 Ireland01/02/2013 12:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31282377 Tetchy aren't you? Once again, I'll say that this thread is about a study using vit D as a potential therapy for cancer. Personally though, I get any extra vit D I need from eating food, especially fish. It's got a much higher concentration than hemp oil. No, just voicing my opinion, if that is ok with you? I used to use fish oils, however I am concerned with mercury and other toxins in fish, now I supplement with hemp oils, higher concentrations in omega oils, and I believe safer. And just one more point on the use of vitamin D for cancer therapy, yet again science has got this arse about ways. Its always about therapy for cancer, as in when cancer develops. People need to understand prevention and the necessary ingredients in preventing cancer, prevention is better than cure! True however all of the evidence suggests that an increased vit D intake only has the same preventative benefits as eating a healthy diet. There's absolutely no one fool-proof method of preventing all cancers. That's because (contrary to what a lot of the "medical experts" on here believe) cancer isn't just one disease, it's many. Its true, but at least give yourself the best possible chance there is to avoid disease. People who have cancer will try every conceivable remedy to cure themselves, but in most cases they would not look at any preventative measures before contracting the disease. Of course there are genetic defects associated with cancers and individuals, but sometines its a case of closing the door when the horse has bolted. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220 Ireland01/02/2013 12:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get out in the sun and get a good dose of vitamin D. The sun has gotten a bad rap over the last 25 years. The fact is, humans NEED sun. It promotes better health. Like all else, everything in moderation. Don't get burned. Everyone knows when he or she has gotten enough sun. Use common sense. Enjoy. Quoting: Thorz Hamster Sun in the cold winter days up north, more often than not is very hard to come by. Also, who wants to be in the sun when it's 10 degrees outside? I'd rather take the pill, so would many. The minute I catch a glimpse of the sun I am off out on my bike, unfortunately the only part of me that is visible are my eyeballs, not good for vitamin D intake. |
| _Obsidian_ User ID: 30619237 United States01/02/2013 12:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get out in the sun and get a good dose of vitamin D. The sun has gotten a bad rap over the last 25 years. The fact is, humans NEED sun. It promotes better health. Like all else, everything in moderation. Don't get burned. Everyone knows when he or she has gotten enough sun. Use common sense. Enjoy. Quoting: Thorz Hamster Sun in the cold winter days up north, more often than not is very hard to come by. Also, who wants to be in the sun when it's 10 degrees outside? I'd rather take the pill, so would many. The minute I catch a glimpse of the sun I am off out on my bike, unfortunately the only part of me that is visible are my eyeballs, not good for vitamin D intake. Actually I read something where most Vitamin D is absorbed through the eyelids. "Only one candle left to burn now, before the darkness comes" "Happiness consumes itself like a flame. It cannot burn for ever, it must go out, and the presentiment of its end destroys it at its very peak." "But what is Hope? Nothing but the paint on the face of Existence; the least touch of truth rubs it off, and then we see what a hollow-cheeked harlot we have got hold of" |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29981220 Ireland01/02/2013 01:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get out in the sun and get a good dose of vitamin D. The sun has gotten a bad rap over the last 25 years. The fact is, humans NEED sun. It promotes better health. Like all else, everything in moderation. Don't get burned. Everyone knows when he or she has gotten enough sun. Use common sense. Enjoy. Quoting: Thorz Hamster Sun in the cold winter days up north, more often than not is very hard to come by. Also, who wants to be in the sun when it's 10 degrees outside? I'd rather take the pill, so would many. The minute I catch a glimpse of the sun I am off out on my bike, unfortunately the only part of me that is visible are my eyeballs, not good for vitamin D intake. Actually I read something where most Vitamin D is absorbed through the eyelids. That's good news so, I will no longer be so self concious of my appearance. |
