Vitatabs® D-Caps 50 µg, 200 caps.

Description

Vitamin D3 supplement

• Well-absorbing vitamin D3 in cold-pressed olive oil.
• Small, easy to swallow, soft gelatine capsule.
• To support immune system, bones and teeth.

Formula

1 capsule of daily intake contains:

Vitamin D3                                    50 µg

Ingredients

Cold-pressed olive oil, Gelatine (capsule shell, bovine), Emulcifier E 422 (capsule shell), Cholecalciferol

Daily Intake

1 capsule per day.

Caution/Allergy

Not recommended during pregnancy or breast-feeding.

Free from lactose, yeast, sweeteners and gluten.

Pack size

200 capsules / 62 g

Physiological effects

• A sufficient supply of vitamin D is needed throughout the whole of life. Vitamin D is produced in skin exposed to sunlight. From nutrition, vitamin D can be obtained from fatty fish, fish oil, eggs, mushrooms and vitamin enriched foodstuffs, such as milk and margarine. In Finland, the recommended daily intake of vitamin D for people aged 2 – 17 years is 7,5 µg per day, for people 18-74 10 µg and for people over 75 years 20µg . For pregnant and breast feeding women, the recommended daily intake of vitamin D3 is 10 µg.
•  As very few foods are naturally rich in vitamin D, additional supplement intake is recommended especially for children, elderly people and during pregnancy. Vitamin D supplements are recommended for everybody during the dark winter months.
• Vitamin D deficiency can result from inadequate exposure to sunlight, poor nutrition and disorders, which limit vitamin D absorption. Prolonged vitamin D deficiency can result in bone thinning and fragility disorders in adults, especially in elderly people. In children, vitamin D deficiency may result in disturbances in growth and motoric skills, weakness, inclination to infections, loss of appetite and rickets.
• Vitamin D supports a healthy immune defence system and is important for bones, teeth, muscles, good mood and hormonal function.
• Vitamin D regulates the calcium and phosphorus levels in the blood by promoting their absorption from food in the intestines.