Dr. Blaylock Reports: Vitamin D Deficiency; global health problem; Sun exposure does not cause Melanoma; Vitamin D suppresses tumor growth (RAS gene); low levels allow tumor development.

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SUMMARY: Dr. Blaylock reviews the importance of Vitamin D on human health. On hour exposure to the Sun  produces  20,000 units of Vitamin D in the skin/day, far more than needed. The warnings about melanoma are exaggerated as Vitamin D, through the RAS gene, retards cell growth and division.  Those with adequate intake of Vitamin D have  same risk of melanoma as the unaffected population. Shielding from the Sun leaves the individual responsible for adequate Vitamin D oral intake which is not achieved. So large numbers of people are Vitamin D deficient. Deficiency leads to cancers (prostate, others) higher infection rate as the Vitamin D-protein complex in the blood has anti-inflammatory and antibiotic properties. Deficiency is common. Government prescribed levels are just a little above those which produce brain damage and dementia, 3-4X lower than necessary. Vitamin D is involved in the reactions of most of the 37 trillion cells in the body and significant segments of the population are deficient. A recent report from Australia found that 25%of the population was deficient in the winter and 15 % in the summer. Most children are deficient as Dr. Blaylock will describe. The deficiency is easily solved by oral supplementation and attention to blood levels regularly.  Another unrecognized metabolic disease affecting the CNS, among others Dr..Blaylock has and will discuss and most will not recognize.  Does your Medical Clearance doctor know this information?  Are you operating on A Vitamin D deficient patient?  Is it OK to just know Neurosurgery?  40 minutes of Discussion and Presentation.   (JIA) PRINT

Speaker
  • James I. Ausman, MD, MA, PhD

    CEO SNI and SNI Digital; Emeritus Professor Neurosurgery

  • Russell Blaylock, MD

    CEO, Theoretical Neuroscience Research