Vitamina d3 2000ui vegan 180 tbl chewable

ALL THE ENERGY OF THE SUN IN A VITAMIN D3 CAPSULE!

What is Vitamin D3 2000UI and what is it for? Vitamin D3 2000UI Vegan is the new Vitamin D3 supplement in chewable tablets developed by the TN Pharma Research & Development Team, specifically designed to restore body levels of this critical vitamin in deficiency situations .

Vitamin D3 a particular form of vitamin D that is produced as a result ofexposure to sunlight, which is precisely why the main source of vitamin D3 for the human body is solar radiation. In fact, the UV rays to which we are exposed have a dual action: on the one hand they transform plant sterols introduced through the diet into Vitamin D2, while on the other they transform a cholesterol derivative into Vitamin D3.

However, it is not enough to expose oneself to sunlight to be sure of providing the body with an adequate supply of this essential vitamin. In fact, the amount of Vitamin D3 produced by the body depends on so many factors over which we have no control, for example, the wavelengths of ultraviolet radiation, the skin surface area exposed, its thickness, the type of pigmentation, and the length of time in the light.

In the summer months, the overproduction of vitamin D3 allows it to accumulate in the liver, so that it can also be available during the winter period, but precisely because the factors that influence the body's supply of this vitamin depend on so many circumstances over which we have no control...one can still incur a deficiency, which can lead to numerous negative effects. Therefore, being sure that we are providing the body with all the Vitamin D3 it needs assumes paramount importance. This is precisely why TN Pharma has created Vitamin D3 2000UI Vegan.

Vitamin D3 in fact has numerous very important functions in the body that cannot be ignored, let's see which ones.

The benefits of Vitamin D3 The main role of Vitamin D3 is the regulation of calcium and phosphorus metabolism; in fact, it promotes:

renal reabsorption of calcium; intestinal absorption of phosphorus and calcium and bone mineralization processes. These actions are carried out by calcitriol (or Vitamin D3), which penetrates inside cells and binds to a nuclear receptor, as is typical of hormones rather than vitamins.

Some studies in the 2000s suggested that vitamin D may also play a role in regulating the innate-type immune response against microbial agents.