Vitamin D metabolism, functions and needs: from science to health claims Vitamin D is a nutrient long considered as essential for skeletal health but is now attracting interest from medical and nutritional communities as knowled... S Battault,SJ Whiting,SL Peltier,... - 《European Journal of ...
However, it’s important to realize that vitamin D requirements arehighly individual, as your vitamin D status is dependent on numerous factors, such as the color of your skin, your location, and how much sunshine you’re exposed to on a regular basis. So, although these recommendations may ...
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[Vitamin D--how much is enough, and is more better for your Health?].HumansErgocalciferolsVitamin DNutritional Requirements M Brustad,HE Meyer - 《Tidsskrift for Den Norske Lgeforening Tidsskrift for Praktisk Medicin Ny Rkke》 被引量: 0发表: 2014年 Vitamin D how much is enough and how ...
There’s so much buzz about vitamin D lately. And for good reason. It’s becoming more and more apparent that vitamin D is essential for not just building health. But staying healthy for years to come. Bone Health This is massively important for your bone health. Sure, you can pop a ...
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Promote Skin Health Man, do we wish we knew about this stuff in high school. A 2014 study in Dermatology and Therapy had 41 subjects with mild to moderate facial acne take vitamin B5 for 12 weeks. The result? The men and women enjoyed a significant reduction in blemishes—by as much as...
There are two main forms of dietary Vitamin D: Vitamin D3 – Cholecalciferol – the animal form. Vitamin D2 – Ergocalciferol – the plant form. The animal form (D3) increases blood levels much more effectively than D2(2). Unfortunately, there isonly onedecent source of D3 in the diet...
And, how much is too much? "Although vitamin D may be involved in regulating many of the body's systems, it is the skeleton that is most clearly affected by vitamin D deficiency," says Dr. David Hanley, MD, an endocrinologist in the Cumming School of Medicine (CSM), and one of the...
How much vitamin D do we really need to preserve healthy bones and overall health? Do higher levels of vitamin D supplementation, as some studies suggest, reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, and respiratory infections? Or is the evidence still too li...