What is vitamin D? Vitamin D is a generic term for the so-called calciferols – these are fat-soluble vitamins. Their most important representatives are the vitamins D3 and D2. Vitamin D is of particular importance in connection with our bone metabolism – because it helps to ensure that the important minerals calcium and phosphate are … High-dose vitamin D – when useful, when dangerous?
Cardiovascular diseases and high-dose vitamin D Various studies have already pointed to a connection between a reduced vitamin D status and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. Possible connections exist between the Vitamin and illnesses like: Heart attack Stroke Heart weakness High blood pressure Heart rhythm disturbances Thrombosis For this reason, research has been carried … Cardiovascular diseases and high-dose vitamin D | High-dose vitamin D – when useful, when dangerous?
Multiple sclerosis and high-dose vitamin D In this context, the Coimbra Protocol has already been discussed by the experts of the German Multiple Sclerosis Society. They are of the opinion that the study situation is not sufficient for a therapeutic implementation and that further controlled studies must follow. In this context, it is important to … Multiple sclerosis and high-dose vitamin D | High-dose vitamin D – when useful, when dangerous?
Vitamin D – high-dose supplementation or not? In view of the study situation, we would advise against high-dose self-treatment with vitamin D. Even with the controversial Coimbra protocol, the therapy is permanently supervised by a physician who carries out regular measurements and re-evaluates whether and if so how much vitamin D should be taken.Of course, … Vitamin D – high-dose supplementation or not? | High-dose vitamin D – when useful, when dangerous?
