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This podcast is on the topical debate of whether your patients are getting enough vitamin D. Indeed the topic of vitamin D is very much in vogue, with several medics and researchers believing that vitamin D deficiency constitutes a key factor in today's most prevalent chronic diseases. Furthermore, inadequate vitamin D status is causing such concern to some experts that they are calling for vitamin D deficiency to be classified as a major 'lifestyle' risk, like smoking, alcohol, obesity and being sedentary.
To what extent should you be considering the vitamin D levels of your clients? What is the evidence for the vitamin's involvement in reducing the risk of named medical conditions?
Barbara Rudd, Manager of Lamberts Healthcare, and nutritional therapist Lorraine Nicolle, discuss these key questions and more.
This podcast is on the topical debate of whether your patients are getting enough vitamin D. Indeed the topic of vitamin D is very much in vogue, with several medics and researchers believing that vitamin D deficiency constitutes a key factor in today's most prevalent chronic diseases. Furthermore, inadequate vitamin D status is causing such concern to some experts that they are calling for vitamin D deficiency to be classified as a major 'lifestyle' risk, like smoking, alcohol, obesity and being sedentary.
To what extent should you be considering the vitamin D levels of your clients? What is the evidence for the vitamin's involvement in reducing the risk of named medical conditions?
Barbara Rudd, Manager of Lamberts Healthcare, and nutritional therapist Lorraine Nicolle, discuss these key questions and more.