Vitamin D Deficiency Associated With High Incidence Cancer Mortality

According to many surveys Vitamin D deficiency rises as a global health problem in many countries and its consequences affect men and women worldwide. If the human body has not sufficient Vitamin D, it cannot absorb calcium, thus the most common consequence induced by a lack of Vitamin D is osteoporosis. Normal levels of Vitamin D have been found to prevent malignant tumours of prostate, colon, breasts and ovaries, while low levels of Vitamin D have been linked with high incidence of cancers of the digestive system in male population.