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degeneratie van het lichaam optreedt. Gedegenereerde cellen veranderen makkelijker in
een kankercel.
Nogmaals gebrek aan vitamine en kanker
Op 15-6-2009 ontving ik van NaturalNews.com een verslag van een recente
onderzoekspublicatie betreffende de relatie tussen gebrek aan vitamine D en het ontstaan van
kanker. Omdat dit een aanvullende oorzaak betreft van het ontstan van kanker door gebrek
aan vitamine D en dardoor ook van gebrek aan fosfor, zal ik dit verslag hieronder weergeven.
[…] Low Vitamin D May Be Root Cause of Cancer
What initially causes cancer to develop? The current scientific model assumes a genetic
mutation begins the genesis of a malignancy. But what if that assumption is wrong and there’s
another key to start of cancer? Scientists at the Moores Cancer Center at the University of
California (UC) in San Diego have raised that possibility. And they’ve come up with another,
brand new model of how cancer develops.
Reporting online in the current Annals of Epidemiology, they point to a host of research that
suggests cancer develops when cells lose the ability to stick together in a healthy, normal way
– and the key factor to this initial triggering of a malignancy could well be a lack of vitamin D.
In the article, Cedric Garland, DrPh, professor of family and preventive medicine at the UC
San Diego School of Medicine, and his research team explain that previous theories
associating vitamin D with many cancers have been tested and confirmed in over 200
epidemiological studies. In addition, more than 2,500 laboratory studies have been conducted
that provide an understanding of the physiological basis of vitamin D’s link to cancer.
According to Dr. Garland, researchers have documented that with enough vitamin D present,
cells adhere to one another in tissue and act as normal, mature epithelial cells. But if there is
a deficiency of vitamin D, cells can lose this stick-to-each other quality, as well as their
identity as differentiated cells. The result? They may revert to a dangerous stem cell-like state
and become cancerous.
In a statement to the media, DR. Garland suggested that much of the process that starts
cancer in the first place could be stopped at the outset by maintaining enough vitamin D in
the body. “Vitamin D may halt the first stage of the cancer process by re-establishing
intercellular junctons in malignancies having an intact vitamin D receptor,” he said. And, he
added, that if diet and supplements restore appropriate levels of vitamin D, the development
of cancer might be prevented. According to Dr. Garland, vitamin D levels can be easily
increased, if needed, by modest supplementation with vitamin D3 in the range of 2000 IU/day
[…]
Hoewel ik zelf denk dat er bij kanker meerdere causale variabelen zijn betrokken – waaronder
verstoord of verzwakt veldcontact en/of genmutaties - lijkt gebrek aan vitamine D toch zeker
op ‘eiwitniveau’ daarbij toch wel een erg belangrijke factor te zijn waarvan de toename –
opmerlijke genoeg – synchroon lijkt te lopen aan en toename van kanker sinds de invoering
van steeds grootschaliger vaccinatieprogramma’s en het massale en nog toenemende gebruik
van cholesterolverlagende statines, die ook de spiegel van vitamine D verlagen.
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