This is why the bats got it first - they never go out in sunlight.
Know how they feel. I've been doing a lot of hanging around with the self-isolation lark.
This is why the bats got it first - they never go out in sunlight.
Nothing to do with breakfast really but hoping those that read this get a heads up.
Vitamin due for many is on a low due to home working. It can massive impacts on your general health inc pains, breathing and falling ill to colds etc
Get it checked and more often than not the gp will tell you to take an over the counter higher dose during the winter or to build up - if very low then you will get prescriptions - I know of several people very low on vit D inc my OH as people with darker skin absorb less sun than lighter skin and WFH has made matters works
Thanks
Btw, you will only really find out if you are low on D and by how much by having a blood test done it can be done privately and via home test kit if you wish only costs about 40 pounds
I've just been put on Amlodipine - 5mg. I'm only on day 4 but the pharmacist asked me if they were the first time I've been prescribed them. When I said it was, she said she'll phone me up in a couple of weeks to see how I'm getting on with them. I've never had that before - what's she expecting to happen?I am on........Amlodipine.
people who eat butter or fortified spreads ingest D.
It is fat-soluble and also found in oily fish, red meat, liver and egg yolks
Some breakfast cereals are fortified
Milk contains a little.
people who expose their skin to sunlight manufacture it
people who don't are at particular risk of shortage.
In some places, rickets has returned to the UK.
Being in the sunshine from behind a window does not provide vitamin D., fact!! Every doc I've spoken to were not aware buut these docs were older and possibly younger docs are aware....