Vitamin D-3
2,000 IU

Most patients are deficient in Vitamin D. Even those who live in southern latitudes tend to spend most of their time inside, behind ultra-violet protection or use sunscreen, all of which inhibit Vitamin D production. For example, studies show that SPF 8 reduces Vitamin D synthesis by 92.8% and SPF 15 reduces it by 99%! 2,000 IU Vitamin D is the new daily recommended dose by the NIH as reported at their 2007 conference. The median intake of D-3 in the U.S. is 230 IU/day, far below necessary levels. Our Vitamin D-3, cholecalciferol, is the most bio-available form of vitamin D and is equivalent to the vitamin D formed in our skin from ultraviolet B light.*

Rossi M, Ann Oncol. 2008 Aug 18.

ASSISTS WITH:
• Bone Density and Growth • Neurological Health
• Immune Regulation • Muscle Strength
• Blood Sugar Level • Heart Health