Tuesday, June 26, 2012

“Vitamin D…Wonder vitamin”








Blog Day 206                 Tuesday               June 26, 2012    
“Vitamin D…Wonder vitamin”
Day 202)                 
                                    We are living in an age where information is at our finger tips. With that being said it is a shame that we are not more informed about the natural supplements that are available to us that will help us avoid symptoms that may make us dependent on traditional medication.  One of those supplements is vitamin D. What do we know about vitamin D? We know that the best way to obtain vitamin D is from the sun, however because of fear of sun damage most Americans stay out of the sun causing an epidemic of vitamin deficient adults and children. Did you also know that vitamin D also promotes the absorption of calcium in the gut and it also helps maintains adequate serum calcium and phosphate concentrations to enable normal mineralization of bone? 
                                    A study at the University of Minnesota showed that people with higher levels of vitamin D lost more weight than those who were vitamin D deficient. Other studies have also shown that leptin which is the hormone that triggers the “full” sensation in the brain is boosted by vitamin D. Due to the fact that there are few foods that are rich in vitamin D many experts recommend that we take a daily dose of vitamin D. Ask your doctor about a simple blood test to determine if you are vitamin deficient. 
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Talk to you soon!
Elle
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