Vitamin D3-3000 – Naturally Derived From Algae, 90c,

What is AppiPure Vitamin D3-3000?

Vitamin D3 3000iu – Natural Form Cholecalciferol Derived From Algae, 90c | High Strength Immune Booster, Anti Viral Support & Highly Absorbable.

Vitamin D comes in two main forms Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol) and Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). Vitamin D2 is derived from plant sources and Vitamin D3 is derived from animal sources. Our vitamin D3-3000 provides a daily supplementation of the natural form cholecalciferol derived from algae and highly absorbable.

Evidence continues to surface that Vitamin D3 works synergistically together with Vitamin K2.

Nutrients & Functions?

Most people are unfamiliar with the importance of Vitamin D and its role in regulating certain minerals. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin and also known as the sunshine vitamin that offers many benefits to the body. It is a powerful high strength immune booster and offers anti-viral support.

D3 contributes to the maintenance of normal healthy bones, muscle function, inhibits arterial calcification, and lowers the risk of vascular damage. It also provides healthy teeth & immune system, reduces tiredness and normalises energy levels, normal utilisation of calcium and phosphorus, and has a role in the process of normal cell division.

Public Health England recommends that everyone should consider taking a vitamin D supplement during the winter. People who are at greater risk of low vitamin D levels should consider taking vitamin D supplements all year round.

A lack of vitamin D can lead to bone deformities such as rickets and bone pain caused by a condition called osteomalacia.

The ingredient vitamin D3 found in this high potency supplement contains approved EFSA health claims, to know more details check out Approved EFSA Health Claims list.

Vitamin D3 Rich Foods?

Vitamin D3 can be found in a number of different foods such as oily fish ie salmon, sardines, herring and mackerel. Also, red meat, liver, butter, supplementing with fish oil, and egg yolks. Some foods such as milk, spreads and cereals are fortified with vitamin D. However, cows’ milk in the UK is generally not a good source because it is not fortified.