Review highlights how vitamin D, particularly its active form calcitriol, modulates immune responses, inflammation, and tumor ...

Vitamin D has long been recognized for its role in bone health, but emerging research is revealing a broader spectrum of ...

Additionally, the researchers included data on study design, population characteristics, vitamin D dosages, outcome measures, and relevance to immune-related pathways. Findings were then analyzed ...

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 ...

Vitamin D is widely known for boosting bone health, muscle strength and immune function, but it also has a range of other benefits — including cancer prevention. A new study published in the ...

An older study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism concluded that a 50,000-IU dose of vitamin D2 should be regarded as equivalent to a 5,000- to 15,000-IU dose of vitamin ...

The amount of vitamin D can vary depending on the fish you use. For instance, one study found farmed salmon had 25% of the vitamin D content as found in wild-caught salmon. As such, if you're ...

The modern lifestyle, characterised by limited sun exposure, has led to a rapid rise in vitamin D deficiency. Initially overlooked, this issue can have profound effects on the body over time.

This nutrient plays a fundamental role in bone health by facilitating calcium absorption—its most well-established function. Low vitamin D levels are associated with rickets in children and ...

(Holick, 2011) Endocrinology Clinics of North America recently published a compendium of articles by researchers who work on aspects of vitamin D metabolism and action (Multiple Authors ...