Minus Age Liposomal Vitamin D3

What is Vitamin D good for?

Vitamin D is the most important of the fat-soluble vitamins. Our body produces it in the skin through exposure to sunlight. Unfortunately, production is often insufficient — even in summer, half of the population has inadequate levels.

Vitamin D contributes to maintaining normal muscle, bone, tooth function, and immune system health. It also affects calcium absorption and overall immunity.

Tooth Decay

Fractures

Colds

VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Although we can produce vitamin D in the skin through sunlight, it is often not enough. Studies show that in summer, half of the population has insufficient levels, and in winter, up to 90% of Czechs are deficient. We spend too much time indoors without direct sunlight.

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