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Vitamin               D,               as               most               of               us               know,               can               be               obtained               directly               from               the               sunlight.

Our               body               absorbs               it,               when               we               spend               time               outdoors               under               the               sun.

If               we               are               deficient               in               this               vitamin,               we               will               also               probably               have               weak               bones               as               well.

This               is               because               vitamin               D               aids               our               body               in               its               absorption               of               calcium.
               Vitamin               D               also               helps               our               body               to               absorb               another               important               mineral               as               well.
               This               is               magnesium.
               Both               minerals               are               necessary               to               maintain               the               health               of               our               bones               and               our               teeth,               and               to               ensure               their               healthy               development               in               growing               children.

If               you               are               feeling               any               form               of               bone               or               muscle               pain,               it               could               be               because               you               are               deficient               in               vitamin               D.
               We               need               to               obtain               vitamin               D               every               day               from               an               outside               source,               because               our               bodies               do               not               manufacture               it               from               within               themselves.

Vitamin               D               must               be               activated               by               our               kidney's               and               liver               before               our               body               can               make               use               of               it.
               Enzymes               in               these               organs               produce               for               us               the               most               active               and               potent               form               of               Vitamin               D.

This               is               called               Calcitriol.
               Our               liver               and               body               tissues               including               our               body               fat               can               store               this               hormone               for               use               as               needed               during               the               day.

The               amount               that               they               can               store               is               not               very               much               however,               and               during               the               colder               winter               months               of               reduced               sunlight,               we               are               all               usually               a               little               deficient               in               this               vitamin.
               Not               many               food               sources               contain               vitamin               D.

No               known               fruit,               vegetable,               grain               or               nut,               seems               to               contain               it               naturally.

Mushrooms               are               fungi,               and               some               types               do               contain               vitamin               D.
               Grains               in               their               harvested               raw               state               do               not               contain               vitamin               D.

When               grains               are               ground               into               flour,               they               are               often               then               fortified               with               vitamin               D.

This               is               the               same               with               fruit               juices.

The               vitamin               D               is               added               during               processing.
               The               best               varieties               of               mushrooms               containing               vitamin               D               are               shiitake               &               button               mushrooms.
               The               dried               versions               of               shiitake               mushrooms               are               considerably               higher               in               Vitamin               D.

These               mushrooms               must               be               sundried               in               order               to               have               a               high               Vitamin               D               content.
               Even               sundried               dried               fruit               though,               doesn't               contain               any               vitamin               D.
               Some               manufactured               products               such               as               milk,               margarine,               some               breads               and               breakfast               cereals,               and               this               list               even               includes               orange               juice,               have               been               all               fortified               with               added               vitamin               D.

Other               dairy               products,               such               as               yoghurt,               are               often               also               so               treated,               as               well               as               other               types               of               milk,               for               example               rice               milk               or               evaporated               milk.
               To               obtain               it               directly               from               a               food               source               containing               it,               we               would               need               to               include               some               fish,               some               liver,               or               some               eggs               into               our               diets.

But               you               must               include               too               the               yolks,               for               it               is               only               that               part               of               the               egg               that               contains               the               vitamin               D.
               Canned               tuna,               mackerels,               salmon,               sardines,               catfish,               or               herrings               are               all               good               sources.

The               flesh               of               fish               as               well               as               the               fish               oil,               contain               vitamin               D.

Fish               contain               vitamin               D               because               they               consume               algae               from               the               ocean               which               has               in               turn               also               synthesized               the               vitamin               D               from               sunlight.
               The               sockeye               salmon               species               of               salmon               are               particularly               rich               in               vitamin               D.

This               is               because               zooplankton               are               a               large               part               of               their               diet.

Zooplankton               and               phytoplankton               provide               much               of               the               vitamin               D               in               the               marine               food               chain.

They               provide               a               lot               of               the               diet               of               many               different               marine               animals.
               Zooplankton               are               tiny               marine               animals,               including               small               crustaceans               and               jellyfish.

They               usually               are               larger               than               Phytoplankton,               and               which               themselves               are               very               small               microscopic               plant-like               marine               organisms               also               living               in               the               oceans.
               In               fact,               kelp               and               other               seaweeds               contain               the               only               rich               natural               source               of               vegetable               Vitamin               D.

They               are               truly               the               ocean's               living               vegetables!
               Dairy               foods               can               include               milk,               cheese,               yogurt               and               ice               cream,               but               only               if               they               contain               vitamin               D               fortified               milk.

The               calcium               in               these               dairy               foods               is               absorbed               more               efficiently               because               of               the               added               vitamin               D.

Soy               products               such               as               Tofu               and               Soy               milk               are               quiet               high               in               vitamin               D               as               well,               being               also               fortified               with               this               vitamin.
               Mushrooms               can               contain               small               amounts               of               vitamin               D,               varying               significantly               in               their               IU               value               content,               and               they               are               one               of               the               few               food               sources               that               do.

Mushrooms               are               fungi,               and               are               also               packed               full               of               vitamins,               minerals               and               many               other               nutrients.
               The               best               mushroom               commercially               grown               varieties,               button,               crimini               and               portabella,               have               vitamin               D               contents               ranging               from               2               IU,               to               472               IU               for               an               average               size               serving.
               The               recommended               daily               consumption               of               vitamin               D               is               400               IU               for               the               normal               adult               person.
               Some               mushrooms               are               being               boosted               and               enhanced               in               their               vitamin               D               content               by               shining               UV               light               on               them.

Apparently               this               is               still               a               fairly               new               process               that               is               still               being               further               developed               within               the               mushroom               cultivation               industries.

It               involves               a               brief               exposure               of               the               mushroom               to               the               ultraviolet               light.
               Recent               discoveries               are               also               indicating               to               us               that               some               red               meats               contain               some               vitamin               D.

An               average               size               serving               of               beef               liver               for               example               contains               about               46               IU               of               vitamin               D.

Beef               and               lamb               can               contribute               to               our               daily               requirements.

Red               meat               is               has               now               been               shown               to               contain               a               more               powerful               type               of               vitamin               D,               making               it               a               good               source.
               Manufactured               vitamin               D               is               available               generally               in               only               two               forms.
               These               are               D2,               ergocalciferol               and               D3               cholecalciferol.
               Vitamin               D2               is               produced               from               irradiating               ergosterol               in               yeast               with               ultraviolet               light.

This               is               a               rather               cheap               method               of               producing               large               quantities               of               this               synthetic               version               of               vitamin               D.
               Vitamin               D3               is               created               from               irradiating               lanolin.

Lanolin               is               wool               fat               or               grease               obtained               from               sheep.

Vitamin               D3               can               also               be               obtained               from               plant               sources,               or               even               from               pig               or               cow               skins.
               Vitamin               D3               has               been               only               recently               shown               to               be               much               more               effective.

It               is               more               actively               absorbable.

It               is               thought               to               be               two               or               three               times               more               effective.
               The               sun               produces               the               more               natural               occurring               vitamin               D3.

In               general,               it               is               always               better               to               stick               with               what               is               more               naturally               produced.
               Most               of               us               don't               spend               nearly               enough               time               in               the               sun               these               days.

If               we               are               more               thoughtful               about               all               of               this,               and               pick               our               times               better,               we               can               avoid               the               sunburn,               and               achieve               the               benefits               of               a               good               dose               of               vitamin               D               at               the               same               time.
               We               need               to               stay               out               of               the               sunlight               between               the               hours               of               ten               am               to               around               three               pm,               although               some               say               even               until               four               pm               now,               in               the               afternoon.

This               is               when               the               sunlight               is               at               its               most               intense.

The               sun's               intensity               each               day               does               vary               however.

When               it               is               cloudy               for               instance,               we               could               go               out               into               the               sun               for               longer               periods,               than               if               there               is               full               direct               sunlight.
               Vitamin               D               can               be               obtained               from               sunlight,               by               spending               time               in               the               sun               for               a               period               of               about               fifteen               to               twenty               minutes,               at               least               3               or               4               times               a               week.

Walking               for               thirty               minutes               early               in               the               morning               at               eight               am               will               not               usually               serve               this               purpose               very               well,               nor               will               walking               in               a               heavily               shaded               forest,               or               even               walking               outside               on               a               cloudy               day,               or               in               a               heavily               polluted               and               smoggy               city.
               All               of               these               factors               will               have               a               bearing               on               the               amount               of               vitamin               D               absorbed.

The               skin               must               be               uncovered               for               the               vitamin               D               to               penetrate               it               fully.
               Most               people               these               days               do               not               get               sufficient               sunshine               exposure               to               maintain               adequate               vitamin               D               levels.
               If               we               think               about               it,               our               ancestors               spent               far               more               time               outside               under               the               sun.

They               were               more               directly               involved               with               working               the               ground               to               produce               their               own               food               crops,               or               in               other               hunting               and               food               gathering               activities               themselves.
               Our               bodies               have               developed               certain               physiological               requirements.

These               days               we               don't               generally               have               enough               sun               exposure               to               allow               our               bodies               to               produce               enough               vitamin               D.

Clothing               and               the               use               of               sunscreens               have               not               helped               either.
               We               are               scared               of               the               sun               these               days,               and               have               largely               been               taught               to               be               so.
               Prevention               is               better               than               cure,               when               it               comes               to               skin               cancer               of               course,               but               we               need               to               be               smarter               about               it               all,               and               to               ensure               we               can               get               the               best               of               the               sun,               while               missing               out               on               its               worst.
               Vitamin               D               prevents               a               disease               known               as               rickets,               which               softens               and               weakens               the               bones.

Vitamin               D               became               classified               as               a               vitamin               about               the               time               when               the               existence               of               vitamins               in               food               was               being               better               understood               at               the               beginning               of               the               twentieth               century.
               Some               claim               that               it               has               been               incorrectly               labelled,               as               we               now               know               that               the               biologically               active               form               of               vitamin               D               is               actually               a               potent               form               of               steroid               hormone.

It               is               derived               from               of               all               things,               cholesterol.
               Vitamin               D3               is               considered               more               now               to               be               both               a               vitamin               and               a               hormone.

It               can               act               as               a               vitamin               when               it               binds               with               calcium.

Humans               cannot               digest               calcium               without               adequate               amounts               of               Vitamin               D3               being               also               present               within               their               bodies.
               In               1920,               Sir               Edward               Mellanby,               a               British               scientist               and               professor               proved               that               rickets               was               caused               by               a               food               deficiency               in               his               experimenting               with               dogs               raised               indoors,               and               kept               away               from               direct               sunlight.
               He               is               credited               with               being               the               discoverer               of               vitamin               D               in               1919               .

Vitamin               D               was               found               to               be               fat               soluble,               rather               than               water               soluble.

That's               why               it               can               be               stored               within               your               body               fats.
               Sunlight               also               can               help               our               body               to               heal               its               wounds,               small               sores,               and               injuries.

In               the               old               days,               it               was               seen               as               pretty               much               of               a               cure               all               for               everything.
               The               amount               of               sunlight               that               can               be               absorbed               by               our               bodies               is               not               usually               readily               appreciated.
               Sunbathing               for               only               thirty               minutes               in               full               sunlight               can               produce               nearly               20,000               IU's               of               vitamin               D.
               (Admittedly               though,               you               have               to               be               dressed               only               in               a               miniscule               bathing               suit               to               achieve               this.

The               more               body               that               is               exposed               the               more               vitamin               D               that               is               absorbed)
               You               would               need               to               drink               200               glasses               of               milk,               or               to               eat               four               times               as               many               egg               yolks               to               obtain               the               same               amount               of               vitamin               D.

(and               that's               800               egg               yolks!)
               An               average               egg               yolk               contains               around               25               to               30               IU               of               vitamin               D.

Most               fortified               milks               contain               around               100               IU               per               serve.
               Here's               a               short               list               by               order               of               vitamin               D               content,               based               on               an               average               serving               size               of               each               of               these               foods.

These               are               all               natural               foods.
               Herring               1383               IU,               Salmon               530               IU,               Halibut               510               IU,               Cod               Liver               Oil               (one               teaspoonful)               450               IU,               Catfish               425               IU,               Mackerel               Atlantic               306               IU,               Oysters               272               IU,               Dried               Shiitake               mushroom               249               IU,               Sardines               Pacific               213               IU,               Sardines               Atlantic               203               IU,               Tuna               canned               in               oil               200               IU,               Shrimp               129               IU,               Beef               liver               46               IU,               and               Eggs               26               IU.
               These               are               New               York               State               department               of               health               figures.

This               department               also               lists               the               average               vitamin               D               content               of               a               typical               multivitamin               tablet               as               being               around               400               IU.
               You               can               get               more               potent               ones               of               course,               up               to               1000               IU               and               more,               but               we               also               have               to               be               careful               not               to               overdo               things               by               consuming               too               much.
               We               need               around               200               to               600               units               each               day,               depending               on               our               age.

Funnily               enough,               the               older               you               get,               the               more               vitamin               D               that               you               will               need.
               Apart               for               rickets,               vitamin               D               deficiency               can               lead               to               these               other               nasty               diseases.

High               blood               pressure,               osteoporosis,               diabetes,               strokes               and               heart               disease,               and               even               depression               have               been               linked               to               our               bodies               being               deficient               in               this               important               vitamin.
               This               short               introduction               must               only               provide               an               overview               for               you,               because               otherwise               the               article               would               become               a               small               book.

There               is               a               lot               more               that               I               could               tell               you.
               Before               I               finish               here               though,               I               will               add               some               interesting               and               related               comments               about               the               benefits               of               consuming               cod               liver               oil.
               Cod               liver               oil               is               very               good               for               you               on               all               fronts.

It               contains               essential               fatty               acids,               vitamin               A,               vitamin               D,               plus               a               small               amount               of               vitamin               K.

The               vitamin               D               strengthens               bones,               while               the               fatty               acids               help               in               the               functioning               of               our               brains               and               nervous               systems.
               Cod               liver               oil               is               a               substance               that               is               derived               by               extracting               it               from               the               liver               of               the               cod               fish.

The               suggested               dosage               is               about               two               teaspoonfuls               a               day.
               It               is               claimed               that               cod               liver               oil               contains               more               of               vitamins               A               and               D,               than               most               other               foods.

One               hundred               grams               of               cod               liver               oil               contains               10,000               IU               of               vitamin               D.

IU,               or               international               unit               measures               the               vitamin               content               of               foods.

Cod               liver               oil               is               far               more               potent               by               volume               than               other               fish               oils,               such               as               salmon,               herring               or               sardine               oils.
               Cod               liver               oil               will               improve               the               health               of               your               heart               as               well               as               your               arteries.

It               can               help               prevent               the               onset               of               lifestyle               diseases,               such               as               diabetes,               hypertension,               stress               and               anxiety,               arthritis,               and               also               even               obesity.
               Most               good               cod               liver               oils               will               have               been               treated               to               remove               the               toxins               and               other               heavy               metal               contaminants               which               are               more               and               more               present               in               our               ocean's               fish               these               days,               but               they               have               nearly               all               been               removed               from               the               oil.
               They               have               been               certified               to               meet               Government               toxicity               level               standards               within               the               various               countries               selling               it.

They               are               certified               to               be               free               of               detectable               levels               of               most               contaminants.

Mercury               is               water               soluble,               and               so               it               might               be               present               in               the               fish,               but               it               is               not               in               the               oil.
               Egg               yolks               are               perhaps               the               next               in               line               as               a               good               source               of               vitamin               D.

The               amount               varies               greatly               depending               on               how               the               hens               are               treated               though.

Cage               produced               eggs               are               the               worst               of               course,               and               free               range               chickens               that               are               allowed               to               run               around               in               the               open               air,               and               sunlight               are               the               best.

Chickens               fed               cod               liver               oil               also               produce               eggs               with               enhanced               levels               of               vitamin               D.
               Excess               vitamin               D               obtained               from               the               sun               never               seems               to               hurt               us,               as               it               just               degrades               quickly,               because               we               usually               use               only               what               we               need               to               use.
               Excess               vitamin               D               obtained               from               vitamin               tablets               though,               can               sometimes               cause               vitamin               D               toxicity.

This               can               lead               to               include               things               like               over               calcification               of               our               bones,               the               development               of               kidney               stones,               and               also               to               migraines               and               headaches.

A               general               feeling               of               malaise               and               lack               of               energy,               might               also               be               experienced.
               Some               small               amount               of               people               might               be               hypersensitive               to               higher               levels               of               vitamin               D.

Some               health               conditions               such               as               hyperparathyroidism               predispose               you               to               being               overly               sensitive               to               vitamin               D,               and               some               forms               of               cancer               will               do               the               same               thing.
               Hyperparathyroidism               is               a               condition               that               causes               overactivity               and               enlargement               of               the               parathyroid               glands.

These               glands               produce               a               hormone               responsible               for               regulating               our               bodies               calcium               and               phosphate               levels.

Both               vitamin               D               inadequacy               and               also               its               over               supply               are               thought               to               be               factors               in               causing               the               onset               of               this               disease.

Symptoms               are               fatigue               and               bodily               weakness.
               In               conclusion               though,               vitamin               D               is               very               good               for               us,               and               we               probably               all               do               need               to               increase               our               uptake               of               it,               especially               in               this               computer               age,               where               we               all               spend               too               much               time               indoors               pushing               the               keys               on               our               keyboards.
               I               for               one,               surely               know               that               I               do!






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