Vitamin D in adult health and disease: a review and guideline statement from Osteoporosis Canada
David A Hanley, Ann Cranney, Glenville Jones, Susan J Whiting, William D Leslie, David E C Cole, Stephanie A Atkinson, Robert G Josse, Sidney Feldman, Gregory A Kline, Cheryl Rosen
CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, Journal de L'Association Medicale Canadienne 2010 September 7, 182 (12): E610-8
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john hadi
Well written!
Posted 29 Sep, 2014 at 20:41Manuel Santiesteban
Muy útil revisión de evidencia, aplicable para la práctica clínica.
Posted 24 Feb, 2014 at 2:21Jigsaw Natural Health
The ref ranges given are far too conservative to sustain optimal health a) in otherwise healthy individuals & b) in other health conditions.
Posted 7 Apr, 2017 at 16:27No mention is made of K2, which is essential to prevent hypercalcaemia. When K2 is supplemented with D3, at a ratio of 100mcg K2 per 10,000 IU D3, no hypercalcaemia occurs, and hypercalcaemia is the event otherwise described by the medical profession as Vitamin D Toxicity. K2 picks up any excess blood calcium and sends it into the bones, including the teeth.
Romeo Mariano
Vitamin D is a vitamin.
Posted 31 Dec, 2017 at 6:56If you have no exposure to sunlight and no animal fat in your diet, you would have a severe deficiency in Vitamin D.
By your argument, you could also argue that Vitamin C is not a vitamin because if not for a single gene defect in humans, humans would be able to manufacture their own Vitamin C just as nearly all mammals do.
Bibi Moore
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Posted 10 Oct, 2014 at 12:15Scott Woods
vitamin D is Not a vitamin
Posted 7 Nov, 2014 at 12:57