Re: [nhl-dlc] Man's best friend ... at it again

[Guest guest]

re: I haven't read the whole article yet, but is it telling us taking large

does of vit b12 is bad

Hi, Not at all. Please excuse my off-hand comment. The information

reminded me of alt med theories, such as to reduce sugar intake to slow

cancers ... this is not true either. Vitamins and nutrients, including

glucose, are needed for proper functioning. Alt med theories about

restriction of such vitamins and nutrients are just that, theory -

implausible at that. For example, our brains require glucose to function

correctly ... restrict sugars to a degree that might starve cancers, you

will starve your brain. Not that there's anything wrong with avoiding

excess, of course, to promote good health.

Karl

Also: New Derivatives of Vitamin B12 Show Preferential Targeting of Tumors

http://tinyurl. com/d9fz3c

" Rapidly growing cells show an increased demand for nutrients and vitamins.

The objective of our work is to exploit the supply route of vitamin B12 to

deliver new derivatives of this vital vitamin to hyperproliferative cells. "

PS I wonder if this information will give pause to those with cancers who

take high doses of vitamins?