Vitamin D Drops – A Total Body Vitamin

Vitamin D Drops – A Total Body Vitamin

Vitamin D addresses seven of the twelve SystemiCareTM deep metabolic systems of the body, systems crucial to vibrant health: Cells/DNA, Inflammation Response, Metabolism, Hormones, Cognition/Nerves, Immunity, and Structure/Connective Tissue.

Vitamin D – Healthy Cell Proliferation

Vitamin D research is an emerging area of interest for scientists, who have yet to understand the many roles of this important vitamin in the body. While vitamin D’s main function is to maintain normal levels of calcium and phosphorus in the blood, vitamin D also serves as a hormone precursor. Once it has been converted into its active form, it can enter a cell, cross the nuclear membrane, attach to specific receptors on the DNA or its protein wrapping, and promote cell differentiation. Vitamin D is one of the body’s many control systems, acting like an emergency brake to stop cells from perilously misbehaving.

Vitamin D is An Important Immune and Health Booster

Two studies involving more than 200,000 American women have also highlighted the vitamin’s benefits. Women who consumed the recommended daily amount of vitamin D or more were 30% to 40% less likely to have immune imbalances. Additional studies suggest that vitamin D may aid neurological health, joint comfort and function, and support healthy blood sugar levels that are within the normal range. Vitamin D decreases the production of a hormone called renin, which is believed to play a role in maintaining normal blood pressure levels. Even a person’s weight is a factor: It has been found that people who are overweight do not synthesize vitamin D as well as people who are not obese, hence the need for supplementation.

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New Research on Vitamin D Drops

New research indicates that our modern indoor lifestyles may lead to a widespread increase in vitamin D deficiency.

Nicknamed the “sunshine vitamin” because the body makes it naturally when exposed to the sun, scientists are discovering that vitamin D-3 is an important hormone precursor that supports the immune system and helps regulate the health of at least 20 different tissues, including the brain and joints. It also plays an important role in regulating cell growth, insulin levels and bone formation.

Researchers are finding that the current recommended daily allowances of vitamin D—200 international units for infants, children and adults up to age 50 years; 400 IU for men and women from 50 to 70; and 600 IU for people older than 70—may be far lower than what is necessary for optimum health. That’s why Liquid form offers Vitamin D-3 in 400 IU, 1,000 IU and 2,000 IU tablets; 2000 IU softgels, 5000 IU capsules, and as a convenient liquid.