Numerous studies have now confirmed a decreased risk of many different types of cancer with increased lifetime sunshine and UVB exposure Key Points Studies describing the relationship between UVB exposure, sunlight, and vitamin D...
“…it looks like half of the cancer rates could be reduced by bringing people up to 60 or 70 ng/ml , that could wipe $50 billion off the industry.” Dr. William Grant...
With the many reports on the VITAL Randomized Controlled Trial of vitamin D and omega-3s, here are some initial findings on heart disease, cancer and death that did not make major headlines Key Points...
Over 40% of the US population will have cancer at some point in their lifetime? Share this video for National Cancer Prevention Month – let everyone know how something as simple, safe, and inexpensive...
The GrassrootsHealth panel of scientists recommends a vitamin D level between 40-60 ng/ml; what happens when higher levels are maintained? Bob is a long-time participant in the GrassrootsHealth D*action project who recently emailed to...
A secondary analysis of the VITAL trial results found a 38% decreased risk of metastatic cancer among participants with a normal BMI who supplemented with vitamin D Key Points Data from the VITAL study...
Study shows that women with the highest vitamin D level at breast cancer diagnosis had a better chance of survival Vitamin D has known anticancer effects, and much research has been published over the...
Plus: Such a Fun Read, We HAD to Share! Celebrate bringing awareness to breast cancer prevention and healing this month, with GrassrootsHealth. This October, as we celebrate the awareness and importance of breast cancer...
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Share this information and success story to spread the awareness of vitamin D for prostate cancer. One out of seven men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime....
Depending on the type of cancer, vitamin D alone can potentially reduce the risk of cancer by about 25% to 80%… learn more about vitamin D’s known anticancer effects September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness...