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“Vitamin D Deficiency"


Why Most Of Us Are Experiencing
Vitamin D Deficiency Symptoms”



What’s the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions Vitamin D and Vitamin D deficiency symptoms?

If you’re like most people, you think Vitamin D is essential for healthy bones – and you’d be right.

But the fact of the matter is this: Vitamin D deficiency symptoms cover a lot more than healthy bones.

Let’s start with the basics.

  • First off, Vitamin D is actually a pseudo-hormone, affecting virtually every system and organ in the human body.
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  • Secondly, Vitamin D is one of the very few vitamins our bodies can actually manufacture itself. Through a complex relationship with sunlight, the cells in our lower skin convert light energy into this crucial substance.
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  • Third – according to Dr. Damien Downing, editor of the Journal of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine, almost everyone on the planet is unfortunately at risk for Vitamin D deficiency. This is especially true for darker skinned people, since they process the sunlight into Vitamin D less efficiently than their lighter skinned cousins. (We’re not talking about political correctness here – just pure science!)

How Much Vitamin D Is Necessary?


According to the FDA, the Recommended Daily Amount (RDA) of Vitamin D is between 400 and 600 IU (international units).

Let’s be candid here – in my professional opinion, this amount is woefully inadequate, and virtually assures at least some level of Vitamin D deficiency. (This number was set at the amount needed to ward off rickets – the extremely severe malnutrition condition of sustained Vitamin D deficiency mentioned above.)

A better method to prevent Vitamin D deficiency and Vitamin D deficiency symptoms would be to calculate what the human body would make on its own when exposed to pre-industrial (agrarian) levels of direct sunlight.

That figure would be from 3,000 to 8,000 units a day! From the most recent research gathered, 8,000 units appears to offer the greatest benefits.

Why Is Vitamin D Deficiency So Prevalent In Today’s Society?


There are many reasons why Vitamin D deficiency symptoms are so common, but here are some of the major players:

Sunlight. No, the sun hasn't grown weaker – it’s our modern obsession with avoiding sunlight at all costs causing the problem! We humans were formed in sunlight. We evolved in sunlight. We were co-existing quite happily for millennium with the sun. But now we’re being told sunlight is dangerous to our health!

Sunlight becomes dangerous when the skin gets too much UV radiation resulting in a burn. However, normal sunbathing is not only not dangerous, but quite beneficial!

Additionally, as we have moved from tilling the soil to working in windowless cubicles - our exposure to sunlight has likewise vastly decreased.

Modern Diet. What Vitamin D our hunter/gatherer forbearers didn’t get from the sun they got from their food. But with so much of the modern diet being processed and mass produced, there is far less Vitamin D left in what we eat.

Farming Practices. What little Vitamin D still found in our food is being further depleted by modern farming practices. Remember, Vitamin D is a sunlight vitamin. When plants (and animals) are being processed before they ripen or fully mature, then the concentration of Vitamin D likewise suffers.

What Do The Seasons Have To Do With Vitamin D?


Question: When do people start feeling those sniffles and aches we read about so much in the news?

Answer: Almost always during the late autumn – winter months. The very months exposure to the sun is at its lowest. Since the body can store Vitamin D, it takes a bit of time before any reserves are depleted. But by the time Old Man Winter comes calling, the little we had stored has been mostly used up.

Chronic Cellular Stress - A Hidden Killer?


Many dedicated health care professionals, myself included, feel that a considerable number of serious illnesses are caused by chronic stress. The process is slow, but we feel that unchecked chronic cellular stress exacerbated by Vitamin D deficiency can eventually lead to ill health and can eventually lead to ill health - or worse.


How Much Vitamin D3 Is Advisable?


As a general rule, my recommendation is an ABSOLUTE MINIMUM of at least 2,000 – 3,000 IU per day. Many nutritionists and natural healing physicians (such as the doctors mentioned in this site have previously recommended 5,000 IU’s per day.

 

That figure has now been elevated to 8,000 IU’s of Vitamin D3 daily.

 

Please don’t confuse Vitamin D with Vitamin A. Since many vitamin formulations lump these two together – it’s easy to assume they are similar. Yes, too much Vitamin A can be dangerous. But you would have to take a huge amount of Vitamin D over a long period of time to reach toxic levels.


Caution … There Is More Than One Version Of Vitamin D!


The biologically active form of Vitamin D is known as D3 or cholecalciferol. (How's that for a tongue twister!)

The terms "Vitamin D" and "D3" can be used interchangeably.

Many inferior supplements contain a cheaper D2 version. But in the human body this D2 is inactive and must be first converted into D3 before it has any meaningful effects. Taking Vitamin D2 is a largely wasteful process – especially when the active D3 is so readily available.


Where Can I Find This Higher 8,000 IU Dosage Vitamin D3 Supplement?


There is only place on the planet currently offering Vitamin D3 in maximum potency 8,000 IU capsules. The good news is you can get this maximum potency 8,000 IU Vitamin D3 via mail – quickly and safely ordered over the web.

Even better, Vitamin D3 is really inexpensive – 8,000 IU doses can be as little as 20 cents (!) a day.

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Prompt delivery, a superior product and a fair price makes this an excellent choice for avoiding the health dangers of a Vitamin D deficiency.

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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.


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