Maintain Vitamin D value

The vitamin D value indicates how much vitamin D is present in the blood.

This vitamin D value is measured in Nano moles per liter (nmol/L).

You can have your vitamin D value measured by your doctor or a medical laboratory.

If you think you have a deficiency, it might be wise to see a doctor.

He or she can possibly have a blood test done to measure the vitamin D value in your blood and then prescribe the right treatment.

Treatment may include taking vitamin D supplements or getting extra sunlight.

Vitamin D up to standard? Check the Curesupport products

We already said it: if you think that your vitamin D value is too low, it might not be unwise to give it some thought. You could make sure you grab some extra sunlight.

Another option is to see to it that you get enough vitamin D through a balanced diet.

Curesupport offers a large number of vitamin D products.

It’s good to know in time whether you have a vitamin D deficiency in order to be able to do something about it.

Please note: always consult a healthcare professional first, before taking any dietary supplements.

Especcially if you have specific health conditions or are taking medication.

Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet.