Best How Is Vitamin D Absorbed

Vitamin D is known as essential when it comes to building strong teeth and bones, but did you know that the primary source for Vitamin D is not always food?** It’s the sun! Unfortunately, the sun does not shine all of the time – and on some days, clouds get in the way or an indoor job might keep us from the sun altogether – so your body may not be getting all of the Vitamin D it needs. Vitamin D3 is a more potent and bioavailable form compared to D2. That’s why we released a Vitamin D potency – 5000 IU! This formula provides a super-dose of D3, an active and potent form of Vitamin D, so you can be sure that you are getting the most potent version of what your body needs.** And Vitamin D does more than help form healthy teeth and bones; it also assists the immune system.** No wonder medical researchers around the globe are studying the effects of Vitamin D more than ever before! One of the primary natural sources of Vitamin D is the sun, so supplementation can be essential during winter, in northern climates, and during summer if you use sunscreen Vitamin D absorption may decline with age Assists the body with calcium absorption – if calcium is not absorbed properly, bodily systems in need will take it from the bones** Supports the immune system**

Our bodies manufacture Vitamin D when the skin is exposed to UV radiation from sunlight, but the ability to do so decreases as we age. D3/K2 maintains healthy calcium and phosphorus levels in the body for strong bones; it increases muscle strength in older adults; and it also plays an active role in a healthy immune response. Directions Apply patch daily to an area with little or no hair, i.e., shoulder, back or hip. For best results, it is recommended to wear PatchMD patches for 8 hours. There is no additional benefit wearing the patch longer than 8 hours. Patches can be worn during sleep. Avoid using any lotion or cream in the same area as it will inhibit absorption. Patch is not waterproof. It is ok to wear multiple patches at a time.