The Canadian Cancer Society is launching a program to encourage its citizens to supplement with 1,000 IU of vitamin D each day to prevent life-threatening cancers such as colon, breast, and ovarian cancer.  

With all the astounding evidence supporting vitamin D supplementation it is critical to get the word out.  Unfortunately, the American Cancer Society may not be following suit.

The American Cancer Society, however, seems stuck in the nutritional dogma of the 1950's and continues to claim that only drugs, radiation and surgery can treat cancer, and that nutritional supplements have no role to play whatsoever in cancer prevention. This view is so out of date that it belongs in a museum of medicine, not on the agenda of an advanced nation. (Stating that vitamin D has no useful role in preventing cancer is as hopelessly outdated as claiming the Earth is flat.)

You would be well advised to educate yourself on your health, seek knowledge and exercise a lot of discipline.  Apply yourself diligently, look ahead and don't look back.  And most importantly, don't look for shortcuts, there simply aren't any.