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Vitamin D3 and MS
Seems more and more of these reports are coming out lately although this one is dated 2002. It's interesting to note that D3 has been known to be an essential hormone for a long time and there's only one way for the human body to really get it. U.V. light.
The artical is a bit long so here's the link. http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/VitaminD3.html |
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Re: Vitamin D3 and MS
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Re: Vitamin D3 and MS
Then there is this.
At Boston University, after people with high blood pressure were exposed to UVA and UVB rays for three months, their vitamin D levels increased by more than 100% -- and more impressively, their high blood pressure normalized. "We've followed them now for nine months, and their hypertension continues to be in remission," says Holick, professor of medicine, physiology and biophysics at Boston University. One theory about how vitamin D reduces blood pressure: It decreases the production of a hormone called renin, which is believed to play a role in hypertension. |
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