Vitamin D doesn't cut prostate cancer risk

Bad use of a supplement (not suggesting there is a good one).

"Vitamin D -- the so-called sunshine vitamin -- does not appear to cut a man's risk of getting prostate cancer, researchers said on Tuesday...

They found no association between higher levels of the vitamin and a reduced prostate cancer risk. The findings hinted at a possible increased risk for aggressive prostate cancer in men with higher blood concentration of vitamin D, but this link was not statistically significant, the researchers said."

So, the supplement may have made the cancer worse.

Should have been expected, what with exposing an area that never sees daylight to the sunshine vitamin.

BTW, more cancer?

Still think they know what a "healthy" supplement is?