Hope you found my article on fermenting food interesting. Just keep in mind anyone on blood thinners will have difficulty adjusting their blood levels if they eat fermented foods. This is due to the fact that fermented foods cause the production of Vitamin K2 and that vitamin promotes NORMAL blood clotting.
K2 is a good thing. It promotes the distribution of calcium to the bones and not arteries. Calcium in the coronary arteries is the leading indicator of a future heart attack, not cholesterol.
Vitamin D News Letter from VDC
This weeks news letter...Sunlight during pregnancy.....Can those with dark skins get enough vitamin D naturally?........Deficiency of vitamin D increases the risk of aneurysm.....vitamin D and hepatitis.....and a webinar on cystic fibrosis.
Also remember that if you take vitamin D it decreases your level of magnesium. Not a good thing as low magnesium and heart problems go together. I recommend you take magnesium malate as it is absorbed better than magnesium oxide which is primarily a laxative.
vitamin D Council Members Blog Does sun exposure during pregnancy protect against childhood cancer?
June 10, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
New research published has found a link between high sun exposure during pregnancy and decreased risk of their children developing childhood cancer Continue reading → (membership required) The autism puzzle: Latest research
June 5, 2013 -- John Cannell, MD
Researchers in Italy have proposed a comprehensive hypothesis for the etiology of the autism epidemic. Continue reading → (membership required) Can immigrants from Asia get their vitamin D naturally?
June 8, 2013 -- Rebecca Oshiro
To estimate how much vitamin D dark-skinned individuals can make during sun exposure, researchers exposed a group of people of South Asian ethnicity. Continue reading → (no membership required) Is good dietary counseling good enough for vitamin D?
June 4, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
New randomized controlled trial sought out: is good dietary counseling good enough for vitamin D or do we need to adamantly instruct on supplementation. Continue reading → (membership required) New study sees link between slow coronary flow and vitamin D deficiency
June 7, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
A new study in the journal Coronary Artery Disease reports that vitamin D deficiency correlates with slow coronary function. Continue reading → (membership required) Vitamin D in the environment
June 6, 2013 -- John Cannell, MD
Where do you think vitamin D exists in our natural world? You may be surprised by some of these vitamin D rich sources. Continue reading → (membership required)
Vitamin D News Room Vitamin D deficiency: Increasing your risk of obesity years later?
June 6, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
A new study published in the European Journal of Nutrition reports that vitamin D deficiency may increase your chances of becoming obese years later. Continue reading → Low vitamin D linked to aneurysms in older men
June 4, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
Low vitamin D levels are associated with the presence and size of abdominal aortic aneurysms in older men, according to researchers at the Western Australian Centre for Health and Aging. Continue reading → Vitamin D and hepatitis B: What's the link?
June 10, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
Low vitamin D levels are linked to high levels of hepatitis B virus concentration, according to research published in the Journal of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. Continue reading → Vitamin D and cystic fibrosis
June 11, 2013 -- Vitamin D Event
This week's free Grassroots Health webinar features vitamin D researcher Vin Tangpricha, MD, discussing how vitamin D improves clinical outcomes in cystic fibrosis.
Register here for today's webinar, which starts at 10am PST! Have a vitamin D question? You can submit your questions for Dr Tangpricha when you register. Help the Council Today
Our mailing address is:
The Vitamin D Council1241 Johnson Ave. #134San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
K2 is a good thing. It promotes the distribution of calcium to the bones and not arteries. Calcium in the coronary arteries is the leading indicator of a future heart attack, not cholesterol.
Vitamin D News Letter from VDC
This weeks news letter...Sunlight during pregnancy.....Can those with dark skins get enough vitamin D naturally?........Deficiency of vitamin D increases the risk of aneurysm.....vitamin D and hepatitis.....and a webinar on cystic fibrosis.
Also remember that if you take vitamin D it decreases your level of magnesium. Not a good thing as low magnesium and heart problems go together. I recommend you take magnesium malate as it is absorbed better than magnesium oxide which is primarily a laxative.
vitamin D Council Members Blog Does sun exposure during pregnancy protect against childhood cancer?
June 10, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
New research published has found a link between high sun exposure during pregnancy and decreased risk of their children developing childhood cancer Continue reading → (membership required) The autism puzzle: Latest research
June 5, 2013 -- John Cannell, MD
Researchers in Italy have proposed a comprehensive hypothesis for the etiology of the autism epidemic. Continue reading → (membership required) Can immigrants from Asia get their vitamin D naturally?
June 8, 2013 -- Rebecca Oshiro
To estimate how much vitamin D dark-skinned individuals can make during sun exposure, researchers exposed a group of people of South Asian ethnicity. Continue reading → (no membership required) Is good dietary counseling good enough for vitamin D?
June 4, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
New randomized controlled trial sought out: is good dietary counseling good enough for vitamin D or do we need to adamantly instruct on supplementation. Continue reading → (membership required) New study sees link between slow coronary flow and vitamin D deficiency
June 7, 2013 -- Brant Cebulla
A new study in the journal Coronary Artery Disease reports that vitamin D deficiency correlates with slow coronary function. Continue reading → (membership required) Vitamin D in the environment
June 6, 2013 -- John Cannell, MD
Where do you think vitamin D exists in our natural world? You may be surprised by some of these vitamin D rich sources. Continue reading → (membership required)
Vitamin D News Room Vitamin D deficiency: Increasing your risk of obesity years later?
June 6, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
A new study published in the European Journal of Nutrition reports that vitamin D deficiency may increase your chances of becoming obese years later. Continue reading → Low vitamin D linked to aneurysms in older men
June 4, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
Low vitamin D levels are associated with the presence and size of abdominal aortic aneurysms in older men, according to researchers at the Western Australian Centre for Health and Aging. Continue reading → Vitamin D and hepatitis B: What's the link?
June 10, 2013 -- Vitamin D News
Low vitamin D levels are linked to high levels of hepatitis B virus concentration, according to research published in the Journal of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. Continue reading → Vitamin D and cystic fibrosis
June 11, 2013 -- Vitamin D Event
This week's free Grassroots Health webinar features vitamin D researcher Vin Tangpricha, MD, discussing how vitamin D improves clinical outcomes in cystic fibrosis.
Register here for today's webinar, which starts at 10am PST! Have a vitamin D question? You can submit your questions for Dr Tangpricha when you register. Help the Council Today
Our mailing address is:
The Vitamin D Council1241 Johnson Ave. #134San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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