D3 and cancer (Lemon juice, honey & breast tumor)

[Guest guest]

Makes the fact that there's a larger percentage of black men with

prostate cancer than any other ethnic group kind of look like D

deficiency, doesn't it.

www.psa-rising.com/med/african-am/

/vitamindcancer.com/

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k-men.htm

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Date: Mon, 06 Dec 2010 09:40:05 -0500

I read where the highest rate of prostate cancer is in the upper

northern hemisphere. Seems the piece I was reading indicated the lack

of Vit D in people who live in the northern extremes. May be tho that

Eskimos, Inuits, ets were not among those afflicted. They are outside

far more tho, if that is the case. Seems the least likelihood of

prostate cancer per capita occurs at the equator. As far as body pH

goes related to Vit D, I do not know or recall. Seems I read that most

if not all who have cancer of any type are vitamin deficient, especially

but not limited to, vit C. I take Vit D3 and others all winter long. I

am indoors more, and do not have my garden to eat raw produce from, so I

do supplements all winter long.

Gerry

> Is there a link between a shortage of D3 vitamin, and body ph, it

seems as I

> read a shortage comes up to acidify the body, whereas

> an adequate supply provides a more alkaline body. I have read most human

> beings have a shortage of this vitamin. ?????

> It seems as I read D3 helps the body hang onto calcium, which is

critical to

> help alkalize the body, as w/o calcium, it is difficult to remain

alkaline.

> My dock had me take fifty thousand units daily for a week, then one

pill per

> week.

> Sharing, stay well, david

>

> On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 9:11 AM, daddybob52954<ransley@...

<mailto:ransley%40atmc.net>> wrote:

>

>>

>> PRAY TELL SAY MORE!!!!

>>

>> Exact protocol? How long did she do it?

>>

>> My wife loves anything to do with lemon juice and hates honey, but

she'll

>> do this if it will work!

>>

>> DaddyBob

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