From a physiological set-point perspective, ‘normal’ vitamin D status would be a 25(OH)D concentration that requires little or no compensatory PTH response under basal conditions, where minimal adaptation is necessary, which occurs around 50...
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...
What does the published research say about vitamin D and thyroid function, especially for Hashimoto’s patients? Learn and share for January’s Thyroid Awareness Month Key Points A study by Mirhosseini et al. in which...
The average vitamin D result has remained steady at around 60 ng/ml since 2021. What is your level? What is too high, and when is toxicity a concern? Key Points The results distribution from...
A review of the research showing the relationships between vitamin D, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids and cholesterol and triglyceride levels Key Points A recent paper found a significant decrease in TC, LDL-C, and...
Congratulations and Thanks to the Target-D Trial for demonstrating the importance of dosing based on serum level! Key Points Findings from the Target-D trial showed that participants needed much more vitamin D than what...
Prof. Sunil Wimalawansa elaborates on the safety of vitamin D and avoiding adverse effects, including types of individuals who may need to be more cautious about taking higher doses and concerns about co-nutrients. (Interview...
Prof. Sunil Wimalawansa elaborates on calculating the correct amount of vitamin D to take and when certain forms of supplementation should be considered (Interview Series Part 4) A 5-Part Interview Series with Dr. Sunil...
What are the unique differences between each major form of vitamin D within the body, and under what circumstances might individuals consider measuring them? Part 3 of a series of questions and answers with...
What should be the minimum vitamin D level among all individuals? What diseases and conditions might benefit from even higher vitamin D levels? Part 2 of a series of questions and answers with Dr....