Vitamin d3

Hi Mia,

I've also read a lot about Vit D-3 online, as my husband is newly diagnosed and I am constantly online looking for anything that can help, be it nutrition or clinical trials. I don't know anyone that has actually had long term experience with it however.  I will be buying the emulsified D-3 drops for him anyway, to try.  I've read that cancer patients should take about 5000 IU's of it. There is also a powder form you can mix with water. If any long term survivors out there have used this supplement. Please let us know how much you took. I am also giving him tumeric extract, about  1000 mg. per day.

Ive been taking vit d3 for about a year.  You can buy it at costco in the large bottle.  I take a shot a day which equalls 5000m units.  Ive had two regrowths while on it.  It is supposed to help with energy and ammune system. 

Using Vitamin D3 has helped my quality of life in many ways but it is not a cure for brain cancer. It has helped me with my energy level, skin quality and bone strength. I've been taking 2000 IU/day for the last few years. Start modestly, monitor your feelings, inspect your body and you'll learn the level that best suits you. I've noted no side affects at this level. Wishing you the best of luck.

Bill 

On Feb 06, 2013 9:45 PM miamib wrote:

Anyone hear anything or try this and it's potential to help? Thanks in advance and may G-D bless us all with a cure and long and healthy life !

I have been on this for a long while now you dont need a high dose for it to work  From my studies Vitamin D3 causes cancer cells, (of any type of cancer, ) to go into program cancer cell death.

 Ray