Vitamin D is often called the “sunshine vitamin”, because the body produces Vitamin D naturally when the skin is directly exposed to sunlight. An estimated 50% of the people worldwide is affected by Vitamin D insufficiency, and it’s common across all ethnicities and age groups.⁽¹⁾ Different factors determine if a person has a Vitamin D deficiency. Examples are: the season of the year, lifestyle (indoor or outdoor activities), latitude and/or location where one lives, skin colour, age, sunscreen use etc. Very few foods contain Vitamin D and therefore supplementation can be recommended.
Take 3 minitabs (= 1 serving) per day with a meal, every day of the week.
Vitamin D is often called the “sunshine vitamin”, because the body produces Vitamin D naturally when the skin is directly exposed to sunlight. An estimated 50% of the people worldwide is affected by Vitamin D insufficiency, and it’s common across all ethnicities and age groups.⁽¹⁾ Different factors determine if a person has a Vitamin D deficiency. Examples are: the season of the year, lifestyle (indoor or outdoor activities), latitude and/or location where one lives, skin colour, age, sunscreen use etc. Very few foods contain Vitamin D and therefore supplementation can be recommended.
Take 3 minitabs (= 1 serving) per day with a meal, every day of the week.
