Why D3 Is Most Selling Vitamin?

Authors

  • Vimalkumar Patel Vita Pure Inc

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47941/ijhs.1635

Keywords:

Vitamin D3, Cholecalciferol, Health Benefits, Sunlight Vitamin, Dietary Sources

Abstract

Purpose: This whitepaper examines the chemical composition, synthesis, and sources of Vitamin D3, emphasizing the importance of optimal levels for overall well-being. It explores the role of Vitamin D3 in various physiological processes beyond bone health, including immune system support, anti-inflammatory effects, cardiovascular health, cancer prevention, mental well-being, autoimmune disease management, muscle function, weight management, hormone regulation, dental health, and skin health.

Methodology: The document provides a comprehensive overview of natural and dietary sources of Vitamin D3, including supplements. It outlines the synthesis process in the human body, emphasizing the role of magnesium and key enzymes. Popular Vitamin D3 supplements in the U.S. market are also presented.

Findings: Vitamin D3, recognized as the "sunshine vitamin," offers diverse health benefits across multiple systems in the human body. Its popularity stems from advantages beyond bone health, contributing to immune system modulation, anti-inflammatory effects, cardiovascular health, cancer prevention, mental health, autoimmune disease management, muscle function, weight management, hormone regulation, dental health, and skin health.

Unique Contribution to Theory, Policy, and Practice: The paper contributes a comprehensive understanding of vitamin D3's multifaceted benefits, stressing the need for dietary intake and supplementation. It suggests potential implications for public health strategies, especially in regions with limited sunlight exposure.

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Author Biography

Vimalkumar Patel, Vita Pure Inc

E-Commerce Manager

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Published

2024-01-20

How to Cite

Patel, V. (2024). Why D3 Is Most Selling Vitamin?. International Journal of Health Sciences, 7(1), 1–13. https://doi.org/10.47941/ijhs.1635

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