IMPORTANCE OF VITAMIN D IN DIABETES

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IMPORTANCE OF VITAMIN D IN DIABETES
Long term deficiency of vitamin D increases the risk of type 2 diabetes
Due to deficiency of vitamin D cholesterol levels increases in blood that cause hypertension
People with low vitamin D cannot lose weight in case of obesity
As obesity, high cholesterol,high B.P leads to diabetes deficiency of vitamin D is also linked to diabetes
Lowest vitamin D levels may increase HbA1C levels in diabetes
Vitamin D may be essential for proper functioning of beta cells and secretion of insulin
Vitamin D is protective against type 1 diabetes
Vitamin D supplementation in infants reduced the risk of type 1 diabetes
Vitamin D present in cod liver oil consumed during pregnancy reduces the risk of type 1 diabetes
Natural source of vitamin D is sunlight.This vitamin is produced in the skin during sun exposure
People in cold climate have vitamin D deficiency and older people may also at risk of vitamin D deficiency as the ability of the
body to convert this vitamin into its active form decreases with increase of age
Egg,milk,mushrooms,fishes and shell fishes are foods with high vitamin D

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