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Essential of vitamin D for bone health
Essential of vitamin D for bone health -- Posted by Rachel on 08-03-04 21:34
As many of you know, vitamin D is essential for good health. For the
record,
Vitamin D is not a true vitamin in that it doesn't function as a
coenzyme. Insteadit is a hormone; one that helps regulate the uptake
and utilization of calcium and phosphorus in the body. In this
capacity, vitamin D is absolutely essential for optimizing bone
health, lifelong. From infancy through the senior years, vitamin D
helps us absorb maximum amounts of calcium from our diet. It further
assists in regulating the proper balance between bone production and
bone remodeling;a balance that is essential for maintaining a strong,
mineral-rich skeleton. This,in turn, is critical for reducing the risk
of osteoporosis, a crippling chronic degenerative disease that results
in debilitating bone fractures, typically of the hip, wrist and spine.
More than 14 million Americans and 1-2 million Canadians have been
clinically diagnosed with low bone mineral density and osteoporosis.
These disorders are most prevalent among post-menopausal women, but
they
also affect men.
To get more health information, please click
http://www.msihk.com/msirich
Re: Essential of vitamin D for bone health -- Posted by Bob Blaylock on 08-04-04 04:10
Stupid spamming chink...
Dumps garbage in this newsgroup.
Proves she's just a thief.
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address. Remove the string "HatesSpam" from this email
address before you use it: BobHatesSpam@Blaylock.to
Ever wonder what it'd be like to be a blood-sucking parasite?
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Re: Essential of vitamin D for bone health -- Posted by Harvey R. Stone on 08-04-04 07:19
They have also found that a person can have too much vit-D and you have been
reported for advertising.
"Rachel" wrote in message
news:b16a8cac.0408032034.73b6b123@posting.google.com...
> As many of you know, vitamin D is essential for good health. For the
> record,
> Vitamin D is not a true vitamin in that it doesn't function as a
> coenzyme. Insteadit is a hormone; one that helps regulate the uptake
> and utilization of calcium and phosphorus in the body. In this
> capacity, vitamin D is absolutely essential for optimizing bone
> health, lifelong. From infancy through the senior years, vitamin D
> helps us absorb maximum amounts of calcium from our diet. It further
> assists in regulating the proper balance between bone production and
> bone remodeling;a balance that is essential for maintaining a strong,
> mineral-rich skeleton. This,in turn, is critical for reducing the risk
> of osteoporosis, a crippling chronic degenerative disease that results
> in debilitating bone fractures, typically of the hip, wrist and spine.
> More than 14 million Americans and 1-2 million Canadians have been
> clinically diagnosed with low bone mineral density and osteoporosis.
>
> These disorders are most prevalent among post-menopausal women, but
> they
> also affect men.
>
> To get more health information, please click
Re: Essential of vitamin D for bone health -- Posted by Beav on 08-05-04 13:54
"Rachel" wrote in message
news:b16a8cac.0408032034.73b6b123@posting.google.com...
> As many of you know, I Rachel am a spamming cow who needs a good slapping.
Too right bitch.
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