Re: Re: Colon Cancer Caused by Western Diet-Too Much Vitamin D

[Guest guest]

When alternatives speak of Vitamin D they mostly mean D-3 a form different from

the standard supplement found in the One-A-Days you find on store shelves.

There is a test to determine D-3 levels and when I had it done my levels were

very low but only called, " a Deficiency " .

There are some practitioners claiming one with cancer, if low, could easily take

5,000 I.U. without getting a toxic load and some claiming more.

Interestingly, I was 'insufficient' while getting a goodly amount of sun

exposure in South Florida but then again age is a factor in less absorption.

So 'they' say.

There are reasonably priced supplements and I buy my D-3 softgels from Healthy

Origins sold at www.iHerb.com which are 2,400 I.U.s each. Your favorite

store might carry a good brand. Maybe you should check on the test first.

Joe C.