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You may have just learned that you have cancer. Or you may be in treatment, finishing treatment, or have a friend or family member with cancer. Having cancer changes your life and the lives of those around you. The symptoms and side effects of the disease and its treatment may cause certain physical changes, but they can also affect the way you feel and how you live. Cancer is lifestyle changer, if you will and want to live longer. It will change your food , work , habits , schedules , people to be with, places to go, and mode of eating . Every aspect of your life will be observed and take care of. Surviving cancer is not impossible if we can mange our self daily. The people around must aware of our situation. The following are ways to survive and deal cancer; Control your food , don't eat meat or any flesh of animal and fish, flesh are cancer cell food, stop them. Don't eat bread, crackers, or any process food. Drink pure water, alkaline and ionized water is r

If you have psoriasis, it is imperative that you have your  vitamin D  levels tested and maintain levels in the therapeutic range of 50-70 ng/ml year-round. Vitamin D is a potent immune modulator, making it very important for the prevention of autoimmune diseases. According to one study, “vitamin D could have important immunomodulatory effects in psoriasis,” but unfortunately 80 percent of patients in winter, and 50 percent in the summer, were vitamin-D deficient. 4 Vitamin D is thought to effect psoriasis on multiple levels, including helping to regulate keratinocyte (skin cell) growth and differentiation as well as influence the immune functions of T lymphocytes and other cells. Vitamin D also inhibits cytotoxic T cells and natural killer cell activity, potentially helping to regulate skin cell growth. 5