Antioxidiant.... Vitamin D

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Vitamin D is not normally considered an

antioxidant, however the following suggests that it should be considered

because it’s role in reducing cancer risks and the progression of cancer

suggests that it does a parallel action…

“VITAMIN D is not normally classified as an

antioxidant but as R.Ackley points out " vitamin D is one of the 2 vitamins

our body produces under certain conditions (vitamin D is produced when our skin

is in the sunlight - approximately 15 minutes exposure of arms to sunlight

supplies daily vitamin D requirements). Drug research to help ALS

sufferers is often based on the theory of a toxic buildup of glutamic acid in

the brain. Glutamic acid needs vitamin B6 in order for it to be metabolized. B6

needs phosphorus to be absorbed by the body. Phosphorus needs Vitamin D or it

can't be absorbed. All starts with vitamin D. "

http://home.goulburn..net.au/~shack/vits.htm

As a FYI, we are moving to 4000 IU/day of

Vitamin D and noticing slow steady improvements in many areas.

Ken Lassesen,