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In experiments with mice, applying vitamin D to the skin reduced cMYC levels and function. Conversely, animals without the vitamin D receptor showed markedly higher cMYC expression, indicating that topical vitamin D might offer similar protective effects against cancer processes as oral intake.
These discoveries underscore vitamin D’s strong potential as an agent for cancer prevention and emphasize its broader significance in promoting health and reducing disease risk.
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