A recent RCT determined that a combination of whey protein, leucine(an amino acid) and vitamin D supplementation reduces the risk of sarcopenia during intentional weight loss in obese adults.
The Vitamin D Council takes a closer look at a study which reported low vitamin D status is not linked with obstructive sleep apnea.
A study discovered that daily sun exposure during adolescence and a lower BMI may delay the development of multiple sclerosis.
Dr. Cannell analyzes the recent study that found vitamin D supplementation increased cholesterol and triglycerides in obese adolescents.
A new study found that vitamin D levels may relate to pain and functional performance in obese individuals with knee osteoarthritis.
A recent study has found that vitamin D levels are significantly associated with diabetes, but not with body mass index.
Recent research found that obese adults have lower micronutrient intakes compared to normal weight adults.
One question that has not been fully answered is how much vitamin D is needed to reach a given blood level. An organization in Canada has recently helped answer that question.
Researchers recently conducted a study on the fat cells of mice and found that vitamin D impacts obesity-related inflammation.
A recent randomized controlled trial aimed to establish how obese participants respond to a certain dose of vitamin D compared to healthy participants
A recent RCT evaluated the efficacy of a web-based vitamin D intervention program targeting young Canadian adults.
