VITAMIN D AND CALCIUM ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED OF BREAST CANCER RISK

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Calcium and vitamin D may reduce the risk of breast cancer

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You already know that calcium and vitamin D is important for health. But a new study by a team of researchers at Harvard Medical Center indicates that pre-menopausal women who receive good nutrition from food or supplements that are less likely to develop breast cancer. It has long been thought that calcium and vitamin D may protect against colon cancer.
The study, published on May 28, 2007 in the Archives of Internal Medicine, monitoring the health of more than 10000 (10578) before the menopause women, and more than 20000 (20909) post-menopausal women for 10 years . Top one-fifth of pre-menopausal women fed the highest vitamin D and calcium (1366 milligrams of calcium and 948 units of vitamin D) that a third lower risk compared with those who consume less .

Breast cancer that occurred in premenopausal women are not too common. Less than 5% of breast cancer cases occur in women under 40 years and comprising less than 3% of deaths from breast cancer. However, to obtain an optimal daily food intake of calcium and vitamin D is not a bad thing, both have a role in the prevention of osteoporosis, may help in weight loss, and there are other benefits.

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