A fat-soluble hormone precursor synthesized in the skin from sunlight exposure that regulates calcium absorption, bone health, immune function, mood, and gene expression.
Despite living in sunny Arizona, vitamin D deficiency is extremely common due to indoor lifestyles, sunscreen use, and age-related decline in skin synthesis. Vitamin D receptors exist in nearly every cell type, and deficiency is linked to osteoporosis, depression, autoimmune conditions, cancer risk, and poor immune function. Optimal levels are typically 50-80 ng/mL.
Adults with low vitamin D levels, osteoporosis risk, frequent infections, autoimmune conditions, mood disorders, or those who spend limited time outdoors.
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