We are inundated almost daily by news stories filled with lies

and half-truths about the “dangers” of taking nutritional

supplements. These stories are often based on poorly conducted

research and usually written by reporters who depend on medical

center specialists for their accuracy or by practicing physicians,

most of whom possess only vague information concerning such dangers,

real or imagined. Here is the real story on the vitamins your body

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Vitamin E: Most doctors don’t understand the different forms of

vitamin E and their properties. In nature, vitamin E is composed of

eight subtypes: four tocopherols and four tocotrienols. They are

designated as alpha, beta, gamma and delta for each type. Recent

studies have found that gamma-tocopherol (-tocopherol) is the only

form that has anti-inflammatory properties. This is vital since most

studies find that cancer, neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer’s,

Parkinson’s, etc.) and chronic diseases are all inflammatory.

A number of new studies have shown that natural vitamin E

formulas with high amounts of gamma-tocopherol reduce cancer

development and protect the brain, as well as other organs.

Vitamin C: Also called ascorbic acid, vitamin C is found in all

plants and in animal meats. The highest levels are in plants,

especially fruits and vegetables. A number of studies have shown

that when vitamin C is combined with other antioxidant vitamins, it

strongly suppresses the growth of many types of cancer, and can also

prevent many cancers from developing.

The great benefits of vitamin C include:

• Kills leukemia cells

• When combined with other vitamins, suppresses growth of many

  cancers

• Buffered vitamin C lowers risk of Alzheimer’s disease

• Prevents kidney stones.

Vitamin D: Like vitamin A, doctors were taught that high doses

could be dangerous, so they limited doses to 400 IU or less. Recent

studies have shown that this amount is far too low. Studies have

shown that the skin can produce about 10,000 IU of vitamin D a day

with moderate sun exposure, far greater than the paltry daily

allowance recommended by the USDA. With the widespread use of sun

blockers, people both young and old are becoming severely vitamin D

deficient.

Recent studies have found that low vitamin D levels are

associated with much higher rates of multiple sclerosis, which

explains why MS is much more common in northern climates. Vitamin D

has tremendous benefits:

• Helps calm the immune system

• Reduces the risk of developing MS

• Plays a major role in preventing a number of cancers,

  including colon cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer

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