Vitamin D Could Balance Gut Microbiota, Boost Cancer Immunotherapy
Vitamin D plays different roles and is easily available through the sun, meat and plants. Despite this, many individuals are vitamin D deficient. Different studies have looked into the use of vitamin D for the prevention and treatment of different cancers, including bowel, breast, skin and prostate cancer. Prior studies have linked high levels of vitamin D to decreased cancer mortality rate and reduced risk of developing cancer. In addition, researchers have explored vitamin D use in conjunction with immunotherapy. This type of treatment uses the patient’s immune system to improve its ability to eliminate cancer cells. Immunotherapy treatments include…











