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There are a number of reasons why vitamin D supplementation is now
advocated
These include:
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Government health advice to reduce sun exposure which can mean
less vitamin D is produced naturally by the body.
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Reduced sun exposure in certain groups of the population e.g.
older people, for religious reasons/clothing, certain
occupations, medical reasons, those with dark skin (as greater
skin melanin content can reduce the skin’s ability to produce
vitamin D).
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Increased requirement at certain life stages e.g. the elderly
population - whose skin may not be able to synthesize vitamin D
effectively.
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Those with increased dietary intolerances (e.g. lactose and
dairy), allergens.
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People who are on a diet.
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Ingredients |
Av. per Tablet |
%EC
RDA |
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Vitamin D† (as D3 1000 IU) |
25 mcg |
500 |
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mg
- milligram,
mcg
- microgram,
IU
– International Units
RDA
- Recommended Daily Allowance (EC) †BP
–
British Pharmacopoeia |
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• No artificial colours
• No preservatives
• No lactose or gluten
• No salt or yeast
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Not tested on animals |
This product is blister packed to keep each tablet fresh by reducing exposure to the atmosphere.
Vitamin D is not suitable for vegans as it is derived from wool
lanolin.
Directions
ONE TABLET PER DAY WITH YOUR MAIN MEAL.
Swallow with liquid. Not to be chewed. Do not exceed
the recommended intake unless advised so by your physician.
Ultra Vitamin D
may be used for as long as required. A regular intake is
recommended.
As with other supplements, seek professional advice before using if
you are pregnant, breast-feeding, under medical supervision or
suffer from food allergies.
Food supplements must not replace a varied and balanced diet and a
healthy lifestyle.
Always read the product directions before use. Do not exceed the
recommended intake. As with other food supplements seek professional
advice before using if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or suffer
from food allergies, and consult your doctor or pharmacist if you
have an underlying medical condition, or if on medication. Vitamin supplements are not
intended to treat or prevent any disease. Food supplements must not
replace a balanced and varied diet, and a healthy lifestyle.
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