Do you really need to take that much vitamin D?

You probably already know how important vitamin D is for your health. It helps keep your bones strong, your immune system supercharged, and your tissues cancer free. Even though they know it’s good for them, one thing people just can’t understand is the importance of taking a lot of vitamin D.

 Almost every patient I test has low vitamin D levels. The blood reference range for vitamin D3 is 30 to 100 ng/ml. However, just being in this range is not enough. People with vitamin D3 levels over 60 ng/ml are about one-fifth as likely to get cancer as those with levels in the lower end of the range.

This popular cancer drug slows the aging process

In the upcoming September issue of Second Opinion, I’m going to tell you about an amazing product that can protect women from breast cancer and men from prostate cancer. What’s more, this product can help slow the aging process for men and women. But if you listen to conventional docs, Big Pharma has a better answer — Tamoxifen.

I have to admit, in this case, the drug companies have come up with a viable use for this popular cancer drug. It really does slow aging. At least that’s what a recent study says.

Can a sugar pill cure your illness?

What if I told you the secret to solving your health problem was a sugar pill? You might think I was crazy. But evidence now shows that taking a placebo solves more health challenges than many drugs.

New research confirms this is true even if you KNOW that the doctor is giving you a placebo. In this new study, researchers followed 80 patients with irritable bowel disease. They found that up to 59% of a group of IBS patients got adequate relief simply by taking a known placebo. Amazingly, knowing they were taking a placebo worked better than not knowing. Only 30-40% of those who didn’t know they were taking a placebo saw adequate relief.