the Benefits of Vitamin D

Getting enough vitamin D in the form of sun bathing and vitamin D supplements may be feasible and affordable approaches to improve or even prevent metabolic syndrome. Lack of vitamin D lowers the production of defensins. Defensins are anti-microbial molecules which are essential to maintain a healthy gut flora.

Vitamin D Improves Metabolic Syndrome

Vitamin D Improves Metabolic Syndrome

High-fat diet in combination with vitamin D deficiency cause metabolic syndrome. Read More

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