French pharmacy
PILEJE D3 BIANE VITAMIN D drops is a food supplement based on virgin rapeseed oil and vitamin D3. Vitamin D contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and the normal functioning of the immune system .
Vitamin D is a special vitamin produced primarily in the skin in response to sun exposure. It plays an important role in the bones, but also in the prevention of many diseases, including cardiovascular diseases and cancers.
Vitamin D exists naturally in two forms: vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol) of plant origin and vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) of animal origin.
D3 Biane in drop makes it possible to supplement the dietary intake of vitamin D: one drop contains 100% of the recommended daily intake of vitamin D3.
PILEJE D3 biane vitamin D 15ml dropper bottle is a food supplement that contributes to the maintenance of normal bones and the normal functioning of the immune system thanks to the presence of Vitamin D.
PILEJE D3 BIANE VITAMIN D3 in drops is a food supplement in a 20 ml dropper bottle (580 drops).
Acting in a large number of metabolisms, vitamin D acts on bone density by promoting the assimilation of calcium. It also plays a role on our immune defenses. Its contributions must be optimized for certain categories of the population. In fact, 80% of the population is said to be deficient in vitamin D.
Vitamin D has the particularity of being both provided by our food (for a third) and synthesized by our body by the exposure of our skin to the rays of the sun (for two thirds). This specificity explains the frequent deficits in vitamin D during the winter or for people with little exposure to the sun.
Adult: 1 drop (200 IU * of vitamin D3) per day, i.e. 100% of the recommended daily allowance, to be taken pure directly in the mouth or mixed with food (mash, bread, etc.).
Nutritionists recommend a daily dose of 800 IU ** (4 drops) for infants and 400 IU ** (2 drops) for children, pregnant women and the elderly.
D3 Biane in gout is recommended for prescription medication (dedrogyl), delivered on prescription.
For women with osteoporosis, we recommend the additional daily intake of 1 to 2 tablets of Formag Pileje ( magnesium supplementation) and a sachet of Pileje calcibiane (calcium).
Indeed, taking vitamin D3 ( calcitriol ) significantly improves the absorption of intestinal calcium and magnesium.
Virgin rapeseed oil, vitamin D3, antioxidant: extract rich in tocopherols.
Nutritional analysis of D3 Biane drops PiLeJe
Average values for 1 drop NRV * IU **
Virgin rapeseed oil 22 mg
Vitamin D3 5 μg 100% 200
UI **: International Units
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of the reach of children. This food supplement cannot replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Storage: in a cool, dry place.
20 ml calibrated dropper bottle, i.e. 580 drops.
This very economical packaging allows a family (2 adults + 2 children) to be treated for several months.
The half-life of vitamin D3 in the body is approximately one month. We therefore recommend a treatment of 20 days per month, especially during the months of low sunshine enough to fill the deficiencies in vitamins D3.
Did you know ? 8 out of 10 French people lack vitamin D
The sun's UV rays are also involved in the production of vitamin D in the skin. In periods of low sunshine (autumn-winter), this synthesis is therefore less important than in spring and summer when the days are longer and the weather is milder.
However, vitamin D plays a fundamental role in the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus, and therefore in the mineralization of bones, teeth and cartilage.
It is therefore essential to have good daily intake of vitamin D!
In winter, it is difficult for the body to synthesize vitamin D, which can lead to many health problems (depression, poor absorption of calcium and phosphate, increase in autoimmune diseases, etc.) Insufficient exposure to sunlight predisposes to vitamin D deficiency. Deficiency induces disturbances in bone mineralization, leading to rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults and may contribute to osteoporosis.…
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