A research team studied 37 men undergoing elective prostatectomies. The group that received Vitamin D for 60 days showed massive improvements.

Bruce Hollis, scientist at the Medical University of South Carolina, and his research team studied 37 men undergoing elective prostatectomies. One group received 4,000 U of vitamin D per day while the placebo group did not receive vitamin D. After a period of 60 days, their prostate glands were removed and examined. Preliminary findings suggest that men who had received Vitamin D showed improvements whereas the other group either stayed the same or got worse, thus suggesting that Vitamin D had caused dramatic changes in the expression levels of many cell lipids and proteins.
The research will be presented at the 249th National Meeting and Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
Source-Medindia