GrassrootsHealth is in the business of moving research into practice. After reading all the research on vitamin D and cancer, even if some of the papers received bad reviews, we conclude that yes –...
It typically takes 17-30 years for research to become practice. Why? Because a hospital would have to create this initiative from scratch – create a plan; cull the research; design software; define the data...
Is Breastmilk Broken? It is well-known that most breastfeeding babies are not getting adequate vitamin D and if a mother were to bring this topic up during a baby’s well-visit, the pediatrician would most...
Postpartum Depression According to the National Institute of Mental Health, postpartum depression affects between 7-13 percent of all mothers. Postpartum depression can occur between a few weeks after birth, all the way until a...
Research Paper Review 1,064 women received prenatal care and delivered at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) between September 2015 and December 2016. During this time frame, MUSC implemented GrassrootsHealth’s Protect Our Children...
Researchers think the Omega-3 Index test is a good predictor of longevity. Could having an Omega-3 Index over 8% increase your life span?
An explanation of why daily dosing is important - for immune function, and why some studies show negative results with vitamin D.
What were ancestral levels of vitamin D? Should we aim for those same levels today? They were 46 ng/ml and higher in pregnant women!
GrassrootsHealth research on the food sources for vitamin D. Conclusion is that it is very hard to get enough vitamin D from food.
Find information to help refute news articles that say that Americans are taking too much vitamin D. Statements are backed by research, not hyperbole.