Compelling evidence links low levels of vitamin D with an increased risk for the flu virus and colds. Most people are deficient. Are you getting enough D?
Filed under: functional medicine | Tagged: autoimmune disease, functional medicine, Vitamin D | Leave a Comment »
Question Is it my imagination or are broken bones more common than ever today? Answer Boys are 32 percent and girls 56 percent more likely to break a bone than children 40 years ago. Fractures are also common in older adults. Soda has replaced milk Dairy provides 70 percent of calcium in the American diet. [...]
Filed under: functional medicine | Tagged: calcium, functional medicine, Vitamin D | Leave a Comment »
Reasons for gallstones include nutritional deficiencies; diets high in processed foods, trans fats, hydrogenated fats, processed vegetable oils, and excess omega 6 fatty acids; hypothyroidism; and no- or low-fat diets. … Gallbladder removal can bring problems If your gallbladder has been removed you are at risk of deficiencies in essential fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins, such as vitamin D.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: acid reflux, digestion, gallbladder, heartburn, Vitamin D | 2 Comments »
Vitamin D can be helpful with many chronic conditions including fibromyalgia.
Filed under: Fibromyalgia, Nutrition | Tagged: fibromyalgia treatment, Vitamin D, vitamin D deficiency | Leave a Comment »
