– The incident of D3 insufficiency and deficiency is elevated in scoliosis patients
– Met analyses are the gold standard of studies
– It’s mostly people who are ill to begin with who have their vitamin D levels checked, and that influences what’s considered the normal level
– Studies suggest a positive correlation between Vitamin D levels above 70 and being cancer-protective
– Addressing bone density loss is critical in achieving success when addressing scoliosis
– Most women require a vitamin D level of 90 or higher to address bone density issues
– Vitamin D toxicity is difficult to ascertain
– Vitamins D varies with the seasons; best to get a baseline at summer and winter
– Vitamin D and K2 both have half lives which mean you don’t have to take them everyday