The Purpose of SeguraBlawg's Vitamin D3 Blawg

I have come to believe that many of the diseases that plague us have, as their root cause, a gross insufficiency/deficiency of Vitamin D3, and its bioavailable metabolized product, calcitriol. In the pages that follow you will find scores of medical journal articles which document, via carefully constructed and executed scientific experimentation, the myriad disease-inducing effects of chronic Vitamin D3 deficiency in the human body.

More importantly, this body of scientific medical research also underscores our ever expanding awareness of the hundreds of salutary effects flowing from achieving and maintaining optimal Vitamin D3 serum levels.

Through this Vitamin D3 Blawg I seek to enlighten and encourage those who quietly, at times, desperately, suffer from Vitamin D3-mediated diseases they long believed to be irremediable, but which may now soon be understood and overcome through the conscientious application of rigorous scientific medical investigation, experimentation and discovery.

Vitamin D3's Essential Role in Maintaining Good Health and Preventing Deadly, Debilitating Diseases

Vitamin D3's Essential Role in Maintaining Good Health and Preventing Deadly, Debilitating Diseases
Schematic View of Sources of Vitamin D3 and Its Role in Maintaining Health and Preventing Multiple Deadly and Debilitating Diseases, Including Cancer, Hypertension, Cardiac Disease, Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Multiple Sclerosis, Psoriasis, Asthma, Allergies, Depression, SAD, ADD, ADHD, Among Many Others.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Johns Hopkins: Arthritis on vitamin D and rheumatoid arthritis|osteoarthritis

Johns Hopkins: Arthritis on vitamin D and rheumatoid arthritisosteoarthritis

"Unlike other vitamins, vitamin D is not just a simple nutrient. It's also an active steroid hormone that binds to receptors in a host of vulnerable tissues -- including the joints affected by arthritis -- and works to keep these tissues healthy. Arthritis patients may be even more likely than the general population to have low levels of vitamin D. According to a study presented at the 2008 European Union League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) meeting in Paris, nearly 75% of patients who presented at a rheumatology clinic -- including those who were subsequently diagnosed with inflammatory joint diseases, soft-tissue rheumatism, uncomplicated musculoskeletal backache, or osteoporosis -- were deficient in vitamin D."
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