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Causes of Vitamin D deficiency Signs of Vitamin D deficiency Fixing Vitamin D deficiency by Bill .. Posted Thu 14 May 2009 4:38pm Yesterday my wife got results from some blood tests and they showed that she had a vitamin D deficiency. I thought that this was odd since I was under the impression that anyone that got enough sun would have their bodies create enough vitamin D to stay healthy. I was apparently wrong. Not only is my wife deficient but a friend of hers as well Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiencies Widespread Among Pregnant Women and Infants Despite Prenatal Vitamin Usage by Mary Pougnet Patient Expert

Posted Sun 19 Aug 2007 12:00am Even among those taking prenatal multivitamin supplements, vitamin D levels were found to be insufficient or deficient in pregnant women, particularly in African... had levels of vitamin D that were insufficient, even though more than 90% of them used prenatal vitamins during pregnancy. In addition, umbilical cord blood from newborns Read on »

Join D Action to help solve Worldwide Vitamin D Deficiency by stuart Patient Expert

Posted Sat 12 Jun 2010 12:00am the vitamin D deficiency epidemic. The major components of the project are Education: Diagnosis & Treatment of Vitamin D Deficiency seminars. Contact us to sponsor... and recommended actions. Exhibits at major medical conferences. Testing of vitamin D levels GrassrootsHealth is sponsoring the use of blood spot test kits (laboratory analysis Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiency by Blinders off .. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 09 Jun 2009 11:20pm I finally had my Vitamin D level checked and to my surprise, I am severely deficient in Vitamin D. The reference range for Vitamin D in the body is 32 – 100. Hell, my... deficiency. Instead of trying to blog about the different ways a lack of vitamin D can effect your life…check it out in your spare time on the provided links below. Vitamin D Read on »

Osteoporosis Linked to Vitamin D Deficiency by Dr. Gabe M. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:03pm Vitamin D deficiency is being recognized as a growing problem in people who are at risk for osteoporosis. According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation , over 60 million Americans, 41 million of them women, will have either osteoporosis or low bone mass by the year 2020. Vitamin D deficiency also appears to be linked to certain cancers Read on »

Causes of Vitamin D Deficiency by Lauren B. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 4:26pm disorderscystic fibrosis for example- that prevent their bodies from absorbing fat may become deficient in vitamin D. This deficiency can occur even if the person's diet includes plenty... that may cause a person to become deficient in vitamin D. -Cystic Fibrosis Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited genetic disease in which the body produces excess thick Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiency has potentially sev by Mary Pougnet Patient Expert

Posted Sun 28 Feb 2010 5:15pm Vitamin D Deficiency has potentially severe repercussions for bone fracture rates and overall health. #MaryWoznyHealth Read on »

Rheumatoid Arthritis and Vitamin D Deficiency Could Be Linked by Andrea Patient Expert

Posted Sun 11 Apr 2010 12:00am I know more than one person with RA, so this was of interest to me. Check out this article from CNMNewsNetwork.com on the relationship between Vitamin D deficiency and rheumatoid arthritis. Now it's time for me to get out and take a walk to get my dose of vitamin D for the day (actually, I have already downed 5000 IU's this morning!) Read on »

Vitamin D deficiency in chronic migraine by Dr. Alexander Mauskop Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 15 Jul 2008 12:00am Vitamin D deficiency has become a very popular topic in lay and professional literature, and deservedly so. Vitamin D is important not only for bone health, but for normal functioning of many organs. Its deficiency appears to be much more common than it was previously suspected. Dr. Steve Wheeler has found vitamin D deficiency in 42% of 55 Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiencies Rise as Winter Arrives by Andrea Patient Expert

Posted Thu 26 Nov 2009 10:02pm I think of this almost every day now when I see the sun go down so early----winter increases the risk of Vitamin D deficiency, not only because the days are shorter, but also because the sun when it is out is not as strong, and we tend to spend more time indoors in the colder weather. Check out this article from the Examiner.com. Read on »