Dietary Vitamin D: Is it Necessary?
David Lawson
Abstract
David Lawson
Abstract
A fuller understanding of the factors affecting vitamin D utilisation is needed to completely explain rickets and osteomalacia. The cause of many, if not most, cases in Britain is not to be found in the inadequacy of dietary vitamin D or sunlight exposure. Attention is drawn to the need to ensure that all groups at risk, eg pregnant women, receive the recommended vitamin D supplements
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A fuller understanding of the factors affecting vitamin D utilisation is needed to completely explain rickets and osteomalacia. The cause of many, if not most, cases in Britain is not to be found in the inadequacy of dietary vitamin D or sunlight exposure. Attention is drawn to the need to ensure that all groups at risk, eg pregnant women, receive the recommended vitamin D supplements
Key concepts: Rickets, Osteomalacia, Vitamin D and neurology, Medicine, Sunlight, Vitamin, Sun exposure, vitamin D deficiency