Guest guest Posted May 28, 2006 Report Posted May 28, 2006 nspop2@... said: " Vitamin 1,25-D suppresses testosterone production. Lower testosterone and DHT levels mean less enlargement of the prostate and a less aggressive prostate cancer when it occurs. " From everything I could find this is not true. I have never seen any data that indicated Vitamin D could suppress testosterone production or seen any blood tests in the men I follow that would indicate this. On doing a search, I still find nothing that says this happens. Vitamin D is an important vitamin for those who want to reduce the potential for several cancers and bone loss, too. It is a very inexpensive tool, especially for the benefits it can provide. I take 4000 IU per day because my blood tests show I need this dose to get my blood levels up the optimal levels. Mooney www.medibolics.com www.michaelmooney.net Quote
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