BIOLIFE NATUR-D DROPS 50ML

BIOLIFE NATUR-D DROPS 50ML

Vitamin D3 drop in natural, contributes to the functioning of the immune system

Bones and teeth strong at any age

The importance of vitamin D is often mentioned, and rightly so because this particular vitamin plays a vital role in the assimilation and the calcium binding. It thus contributes to the formation and maintenance of healthy bones and strong teeth. In addition, its contribution to strengthening the immune system is also quite significant. But for various reasons, vitamin D deficiency is widespread. Adequate vitamin D intake is important throughout life, from the period of growth.
In senior competition, especially in postmenopausal women, its beneficial effect on the binding of calcium helps reduce the risk of osteoporosis and fractures.
natural origin, it is better that metabolized the synthesized vitamin D

Description BIOLIFE NATUR-D DROPS 50ML

natural defenses - calcium Attaching
Recommended in pregnancy and menopause
Useful for the elderly
Naturally occurring, it is better metabolized vitamin D synthesized

Vitamin D helps:

• absorption and normal use of calcium and phosphorus
• the maintenance of normal bones and teeth
• the maintenance of normal muscle function
• the normal functioning of the immune system

Directions for use and dosage

1 drop per day minimum

Composition of BIOLIFE NATUR-D DROPS 50ML

1 drop = 5 .mu.g = 200 IU of vitamin D3

Active components:

Natural Vitamin D3
Perilla oil *

*Organic Agriculture

Introducing BIOLIFE NATUR-D DROPS 50ML

50 ml bottle protector biophotonisant

Our Pharmacy expert advice

Both vitamin and prohormone, vitamin D is vital for healthy bones and teeth. Indeed, it plays a vital role in the metabolism of calcium in the body. It regulates the blood calcium levels by improving the intestinal absorption of this mineral while minimizing its elimination through urine. It also participates in the deposition and removal of bone calcium, according to the needs of the organization. "Calciferol" one of the other names of vitamin D comes from Latin and also means "bringing the calcium."

It was also called vitamin D "antirachitic vitamin" because rickets, a growth disorder, is caused by a vitamin D deficiency in North America and in several industrialized countries, systematically adding small amounts of vitamin D in milk and margarine in order to prevent this disease.

Vitamin D actually comprises a set of fat-soluble substances is sometimes called provitamin provitamin D. These include ergocalciferol (D2 - plant form) and cholecalciferol (D3 - animal form). The body converts partly calcitriol (under hormonal form), the compound which generates the most beneficial effects. Calcitriol also control many genes that regulate, e.g., proliferation and cell differentiation and secretion of insuline9. It is increasingly clear that vitamin D plays a role that goes far beyond healthy bones and teeth.

The organism can directly synthesize vitamin D through the skin, which is why it can not be considered strictly or purely as a vitamin. Under the effect of ultraviolet rays (hence the "sunshine vitamin"), our bodies produce cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) which after passing the liver and kidney takes its active form (calcitriol).

Vitamin D is a special case among the nutrients and medications. Indeed, it can accumulate in fat and liver where it is put in reserve. Depending on the needs of the body, it can be metabolized and recirculated.