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SUPER SPECTRIM VITAMIN D

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Often referred to as the ‘sunlight’ vitamin, Vitamin D is produced within the body during exposure to the sun’s UVB rays, and can also be obtained from milk and fish. However, with more and more people avoiding direct exposure to the sun, supplementation is often beneficial. As an essential part of the human diet, Vitamin D plays an active role in many facets of metabolism and development. Most importantly, this fat-soluble vitamin assists the body in the absorption of calcium and phosphate, thus promoting stronger bones & teeth.  It's also great for forming strong teeth. Vitamin D is the body's primary regulator of calcium homeostasis.  It aids with bone mineralization and skeletal development.  Considered a prohormone, Vitamin D does not have hormone activity, but can be changed into a molecule that does. Vitamin D helps blood cell formation, immunity and helps cells "differentiate," which may lower cancer risks.  Vitamin D has shown in  human and animal studies to possible provide protection from autoimmune arthritis, multiple scierosis and juvenile diabetes. Vitamin D helps the body maintain necessary insulin blood levels.  Vitamin D receptors are located in the pancreas, where insulin is produced. Supplementation might increase the secretion of insulin in those with type 2 diabetes.

What can Vitamin D do for the body?
 
This essential nutrient is called a vitamin, but dietary vitamin D is actually a precursor hormone-the building block of a powerful steroid hormone in your body called calcitriol.  It's been known for many years that vitamin D is critical to the health of our bones and teeth, but deeper insight in vitamin D's wider role in our body is quite new. Vitamin D works in concert with other nutrients and hormones in your body to support healthy bone renewal-an ongoing process of mineralization and demineralization which, when awry, shows up as rickets in children and osteomalacia (soft bones) or osteoporosis (porous bones) in adults.
 Researchers are discovering that D also promotes normal cell growth and differentiation through the body, working as a key factor in maintaining hormonal balance and a healthy immune system.  It appears that calcitriol actually becomes part of the physical composition of cells, assisting in the buildup and breakdown of healthy tissue-in other words, regulating the processes that keep you well.
 Major Vitamin D functions: Supports key mineral absorption and metabolism (especially calcium and phosphorus in the blood and bones). Regulates normal cell differentiation and proliferation (e.g., prevention of cancer). Promotes insulin sensitivity and blood sugar regulation. Regulates over 200 genes through binding to Vitamins D receptors throughout the body.
 
Vitamin D deficiency symptoms
 
Vitamin D deficiency may be characterized by muscle pain, weak bones/factures, low energy, fatigue, lowered immunity, depression, mood swings and sleep irregularities.