Calcium and
Vitamin D?
Dr Carolyn Dean
W h a t I s t h e R e l a t i o n s h i p B e t w e e n
is a medical doctor and naturopath. She has
authored and co-authored over 35 books
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What Is the
Relationship
Between Calcium
and Vitamin D?
Dr. Carolyn Dean
Calcium is an essential mineral for a healthy,
functioning body - particularly for building
strong teeth and bones, as well as blood clotting,
vessel and muscle contraction, hormone and
enzyme secretion, and the efficient functioning
of the central nervous system.
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As the most common mineral
in the human body, calcium
makes up about 2.3% of the
body’s weight, most of which
is stored in the bones.
As a mineral, the body
cannot produce its
own stores of calcium;
it must instead be
consumed in adequate
amounts to enable
the body to function
properly. Vitamin D
regulates the level
of calcium that is in
the body, and a lack
of vitamin D can lead
to bone deformities
including rickets and
osteomalacia.
The body can create
vitamin D from direct
sunlight on the
skin, and it can also
be found in foods
including oily fish,
liver, red meat and egg
yolks. Vitamin D helps
the body to efficiently
absorb calcium,
enabling it to perform
its various tasks in the
body more effectively.
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For more information about the role
of calcium in the body,
Dr. Carolyne Dean

What Is the Relationship Between Calcium and Vitamin D?

  • 1.
    Calcium and Vitamin D? DrCarolyn Dean W h a t I s t h e R e l a t i o n s h i p B e t w e e n is a medical doctor and naturopath. She has authored and co-authored over 35 books
  • 2.
    2 What Is the Relationship BetweenCalcium and Vitamin D? Dr. Carolyn Dean Calcium is an essential mineral for a healthy, functioning body - particularly for building strong teeth and bones, as well as blood clotting, vessel and muscle contraction, hormone and enzyme secretion, and the efficient functioning of the central nervous system.
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    3 As the mostcommon mineral in the human body, calcium makes up about 2.3% of the body’s weight, most of which is stored in the bones. As a mineral, the body cannot produce its own stores of calcium; it must instead be consumed in adequate amounts to enable the body to function properly. Vitamin D regulates the level of calcium that is in the body, and a lack of vitamin D can lead to bone deformities including rickets and osteomalacia. The body can create vitamin D from direct sunlight on the skin, and it can also be found in foods including oily fish, liver, red meat and egg yolks. Vitamin D helps the body to efficiently absorb calcium, enabling it to perform its various tasks in the body more effectively.
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    visit the blogof For more information about the role of calcium in the body, Dr. Carolyne Dean