Dr David Johnson discusses recent findings indicating that vitamin D deficiency may contribute to the development of various ...

These receptors act like docking stations for vitamin D to bind to and trigger effects in the skin, intestine, bone, parathyroid gland, immune system and pancreas, among others. Vitamin D ...

Some nutrients work better together—pairing them boosts how well your body absorbs them. Examples of great pairings include ...

Your body absorbs vitamin D in the small intestine, and when you can't absorb it properly, you may have a higher chance of developing a vitamin D deficiency. People with medical conditions that ...

Participants taking 2,000 IU of vitamin D daily had significantly less telomere loss over four years, study finds.

These receptors act like docking stations for vitamin D to bind to and trigger different effects in the skin, intestine, bone, parathyroid gland, immune system and pancreas, among others.

The study authors state that vitamin D can support receptors in your gut to improve calcium absorption and strengthen your intestinal barrier, which allows your gut to absorb nutrients while ...

These receptors act like docking stations for vitamin D to bind to and trigger different effects in the skin, intestine, bone, parathyroid gland, immune system and pancreas, among others.

3. Decreased intestinal absorption limits dietary intake Even when seniors consume vitamin D through food or supplements, they face another age-related challenge: reduced intestinal absorption.

with vitamin D at the forefront of its targeted ingredient list. Because of their delayed-release capsule form, they’re designed to dissolve later in the small intestine, helping to absorb ...

R.D. There is some truth to the notion that vitamin D3 can help increase magnesium absorption in the intestine, and that magnesium can help the liver and kidneys metabolise vitamin D. However ...