It is important that ONLY Vitamin D3 is used as D2 is not pure natural D.
I have found many supplement compounds use D2, so read the labels.
Harold.
Vitamin D can affect a colon cancer cell by adjusting everything from its
gene expression to its cytoskeleton. Recent research shows that one pathway
governs the vitamin's diverse effects, a result which helps to clarify the
actions of a molecule that is undergoing clinical trials as a cancer
therapy.
Vitamin D stymies colon cancer cells in two ways -- it switches on certain
genes, and it induces effects on the cytoskeleton. The net result is to curb
cell division and cause colon cancer cells to differentiate into epithelial
cells that settle down instead of spreading.
The recent study is the first to show that vitamin D's genomic and
nongenomic effects use one simultaneous pathway and integrate to regulate
cell physiology.
Sources:
a.. Science Daily November 26, 2008
a.. Journal of Cell Biology November 17, 2008; 183(4):697-710
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