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Vitamin D intake and PSA reduction

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Mar 10 4:07pm | Replies (14)
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@desertfalcon1954

No. It was published here but thank you for adding more information about the subject.
https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/bmjopen/11/3/e044055.full.pdf

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handera | @handera | Mar 9 2:29pm

Thanks for the clarification as to this May 2021 publication where the two referenced earlier trials, summarized above, are mentioned.

This ProsD study is a double-blinded placebo-controlled phase II randomized control trial and appears quite rigorous. It’s also using a huge initial dose of Vit D (500,000 IU), based on a protocol used in a different trial with melanoma patients.

The authors refer to evidence and a mechanism by which high levels of Vit D may prevent genome DNA damage.

I’ll be interested to read of the results.

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