vitamin D

New findings uncovered that women born during summer months were more likely to be healthy as adults in comparison to babies born in other seasons. The findings suggest that more sunlight, which contributes to higher vitamin D for pregnant mothers in their second trimester, could potentially be the reason. Birth month was also found to ...click here to read more

Researchers from Rutgers University have found that cognitive decline in seniors is far more rapid if they have low vitamin D levels as opposed to seniors with adequate levels of vitamin D. Lead researcher Joshua Miller said, “There were some people in the study who had low vitamin D who didn’t decline at all and ...click here to read more

Sunlight is more powerful than any drug; it is safe, effective and available free of charge. If it could be trademarked, it would be history’s greatest medical breakthrough. And that’s because sunlight produces vitamin D in the body. In the summer months, the human body can synthesize vitamin D when just 10 percent of their ...click here to read more

Vitamin D, well-known as the sunshine vitamin for a positive mood boost, has another hefty benefit that could mean big things for those who have cancer. A new study conducted and published by the Endocrine Society’s Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism (JCEM) has revealed that cancer patients who have higher levels of vitamin D ...click here to read more