It is the most studied vitamin, as it is essential in many biological functions, most importantly the absorption and utilization of calcium and phosphorus, for maintaining the health of bones and teeth, but also maintaining healthy calcium levels in the blood.
In addition, it contributes to the maintenance of normal muscle and immune function, while newer studies link healthy levels of the vitamin to heart and thyroid health.
How does it work? Under favorable conditions, the human body can produce vitamin D with its exposure to the sun, under the influence of UV radiation. That's why it is called the sunshine vitamin. Nevertheless, studies have shown that a very large part of the world population shows deficiency and lack of the vitamin, presumably due to reduced exposure to the sun, as well as the use of sunscreen.
Its deficiency is associated with the occurrence of osteopenia, osteoporosis, and rickets in children.
HealthAid's Vitamin D3 is in the form of cholecalciferol, the most bioavailable form for maximum results in 2,000iu
HealthAid's Vitamin D3 is suitable for:
People of advanced age who are prone to bone fractures
Women in the menopause stage.
Those who show deficiency or insufficiency of the vitamin.
Those who are not sufficiently exposed to the sun.
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