Comments on: Mammogram Debate and the Cancer Business

By: politicol

politicol — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:26:14 +0000

Yes Mike your entirely correct on the Vitamin D -everyone in our office is on D, and C for swine flu prevention. In this article we were concentrating on the alternatives to the mammogram technology itself to provide women with more details on what they are doing to their bodies when they have a mam.
Thanks for your valued input on Vitamin D – if a women were to take it she would reduce her risk of getting breast cancer by over 70 percent.
Them are good odds.

P. Neisman
Editor

By: mike

mike — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:57:10 +0000

the other aspect of breast cancer that you never heard mentioned is its relationship to vitamin D deficiency. There are multiple studies linking breast cancer to vitamin D deficiency. At a conference this month Dr Garland, who originally porposed that vitamin D deficiency explained the higher rates of cancer at higher latitudes, called his presentation, “Breast cancer-a vitamin D deficiency disease. there is also data showing women with breast cancer do better when their vitamin D levles are high. there are two good websites for information on this,
http://www.vitaminDcouncil.org and http://www.vitaminD3world.com
Every woman worried about breast cancer should look at this information

By: iahealth

iahealth — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:07:01 +0000

Breast cancer is a concern for most women – a real concern. Mammograms help preventative medicine and the emotional well being of women. It is surprising how much a government task force has stirred up so much problems. This will be interesting

http://www.iahealth.net/the-mammogram-debate-what-should-you-choose