
Top Diseases Related to Sunshine Deficiency
A lack of sunshine exposure can lead to decreased health and an increased risk of many diseases, also known as “Sunshine Deficiency” diseases Key Points
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A lack of sunshine exposure can lead to decreased health and an increased risk of many diseases, also known as “Sunshine Deficiency” diseases Key Points

Meet part of “Team Vitamin D” representing GrassrootsHealth and our vitamin D and maternal health initiative NEXT WEEK in Washington DC – which we have

Dr. David Berger shares about vitamin D and other protocols, and how he rarely sees ear infections, allergies, eczema and autism in his practice Key

Dr. Scott Weiss, a Harvard Medical School professor and top biomedical researcher, discusses the benefits of prenatal vitamin D and the importance of study design

Check out these videos created from an interview with Dr. Patrick McCullough on topics from the IOM recommendations, to clinical experiences with autoimmune diseases and

It’s Love Your Lungs Week! Here’s how vitamin D functions to directly protect your lungs. Love Your Lungs Week (formerly Breathe Easy Week) starts today

Study finds significantly higher levels of vitamin D related to a lesser degree of severity and better control of symptoms among asthma patients Asthma is

An estimated 42% of young adults have ongoing magnesium deficiency, which could lead to several health complaints Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in

What is Vitamin D Good For? (Part 5: Respiratory Health) – Vitamin D is needed by virtually every cell in the body, and is essential

A case control study using 100 patients in a private clinic in Pakistan found that vitamin D improved FEV1 measurements for asthmatics within two months,
January 27, 2016 How do we get information to make decisions about public health from randomized controlled trials (RCT’s)? Can we? Especially for nutrient trials?