Did you miss the 2024 International Virtual Vitamin D Forum & Expert Panel Discussion on Monday, September 30th, 2024? Don’t worry! You can still access the event recording and exclusive presentations from leading experts...
Dr. Mobeen Syed and Jen Aliano of GrassrootsHealth interview Dr. Bruce Hollis and Dr. Carol Wagner. Key Points Everyone, especially pregnant women, require individualized vitamin D doses aimed at achieving and maintaining a vitamin...
How randomized controlled trials can lead to false conclusions about the effects of vitamin D, and what must happen to prevent it Key Points In the medical science world, data from randomized controlled trials...
How the ongoing vitamin D debate in the scientific community may be affecting decisions about overall health for you and your loved ones Key Points In the medical science world, data from randomized controlled...
Help increase awareness of research to demonstrate how the diagnosis and progression of diabetes among children and adults can be greatly affected by vitamin D and omega-3 status Key Points We are looking for...
Learn how to assess the validity of conclusions made from published vitamin D research using the Heaney Nutrient Study Criteria Key Points While randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are efficient ways to evaluate the effects...
A recent article in a respected journal focuses on discrediting vitamin D and advancements made in vitamin D research – what should you believe, and how can you respond to this misinformation? Key Points...
One of the world’s leading vitamin D experts, Dr. Sunil Wimalawansa, with over four decades of experience with vitamin D in clinical and laboratory practice, answers some of our latest questions. A 5-Part Interview...
The first RCT on vitamin D and cancer in 2007 showed 77% cancer prevention. That was sixteen years ago! If an intervention that costs about $10 a year can safely reduce the risk of...
With the many reports on the VITAL Randomized Controlled Trial of vitamin D and omega-3s, here are some initial findings on heart disease, cancer and death that did not make major headlines Key Points...