Benefits of Vitamin D (Calciferol) To get the full benefits of Vitamin D, it is important to maintain consistent and optimum levels of vitamin D in the body. This is most…
Vitamin D
A fat-soluble hormone is a vitamin D precursor which contributes to the normal level of maintenance in the bloodstream of calcium and phosphorus. As a vitamin, it not exactly correct to describe, but it can…
The importance of calcium and vitamin D to maintain bone health is often unfairly ignored by both medical professionals and ordinary citizens. In addition, adequate intake of these two vitamins is not…
Psoriasis is a chronic, genetically determined skin disease. Two factors are necessary for this disease to appear. One of them is constant but it can not cause clinical symptoms of psoriasis by itself.…
Vitamin D affects the occurrence of multiple sclerosis. Multiple sclerosis is the most common disease of the nervous system, which progresses slowly and is characterized by the build-up of plaques, which…
Known in the history of medicine as “the cure for rickets” or popularly called the “sunshine vitamin”, vitamin D is for historical reasons, ranked among the vitamins, although the majority of the characteristics are…
Nearly a third of HIV+ person suffers from a lack of vitamin D. The body is supplied with vitamin D from food that people intake and produced by the skin when…
The recommended daily dosage can be provided through food, taking supplements and skin exposure to sunlight, specifically UVB rays of the spectrum. Vitamin D is naturally to be found in…
Diabetes (Diabetes Mellitus) is a chronic condition that is caused by inadequate secretion or action of insulin (a hormone produced in the pancreas gland – the pancreas), and which is responsible for the…
Osteomalacia is a term for a disorder of mineralization of bones (after growth). Osteomalacia, in a child who has not finished growing, is always associated with rickets, and after the end of growth,…