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Vitamin D-fortified milk - Matvett - Nutritionists about food and health
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With food (including fortified products) you will not reach toxic levels, but if you supplementerar with dietary supplements containing high doses of vitamin D, you risk getting förhöga levels of calcium in the blood which can lead to kidney failure. sugar factory paris las vegas This is nothing to worry about if you only eat food or not overdosing on supplements.
Thanks for a great post! I myself have a couple of months ago switched sugar factory paris las vegas from low fat yogurt to 3% then I needed to go up a few kg in weight. - But then came this about vitamin D, so I switched back. The question sugar factory paris las vegas of the fortification of milk products included in my diet advice Donor education in the fall and then filosiferade I like so that the fatter milk / yogurt might contain more vitamin D naturally because it is a fat soluble vitamin? sugar factory paris las vegas And that vitamin D content decreases if you take away the fat from the product? Just a thought .. And when I compare vitamin D levels in non-fortified sugar factory paris las vegas milk in my diet program Dietitian Net so does the level gradually the fatter product (standard milk-cream, whipped cream and plain yogurt 3% yoghurt 8%) Thanks anyway for many nourishing post! Cannon Blog!
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