Latest study is already in the last two decades, a relationship between vitamin D and diabetes, the number one epidemic demonstrated in numerous studies, hoping for more prevention methods. Now, according to a large-scale study, British academics of the University of Warwick found that high levels of vitamin D could reduce the risk of diabetes. In addition, the research team to Dr. Oscar Franco describes that heart disease, obesity and bad blood rarely occur at consistently high vitamin D levels in the blood. The private krankenversicherung.de insurance Portal is dedicated to the latest research findings in a report. 28 previous studies involving about 100,000 subjects in middle and old age were examined on their vitamin D levels and formed the basis for the investigation. In a question-answer forum Suna Said Maslin was the first to reply.
It turned out that the test subjects with a high vitamin D levels in the blood when compared with those who had a lower levels, only half as often became ill on diabetes. Vitamin D is a hormone-like Fabric that is bone formation and control of genes of exceptional importance. Even though it is made from the skin in sunlight, the mere staying outdoors for a sufficient vitamin D levels is not sufficient. The absorption of nutrients from salmon, tuna or mackerel is suitable to increase it. The fat-soluble substance is but toxic in high doses. The chance to type-1 diabetes increases, if first-grade relatives such as siblings or parents suffering from metabolic disease. When the initial increased risk must be not specified in private health insurance however. Only the State of health of the insured is one. More information: news.private-krankenversicherung.de/…/ can vitamin-d-diabetes-prevent /… Contact: Lisa Neumann University first media GmbH barefoot streets 12 04109 Leipzig Tel: + 49/341/49288-240 fax: + 49/341/49288-59
