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The importance of vitamin D for the body: -
Vitamin D helps maintain calcium and phosphates in the blood.
- Vitamin D helps to precipitate the calcium and phosphate elements in the bones, which helps to strengthen and normal growth.
- has a role in the maturation of bone cells. - Vitamin D helps to stimulate the immune system.
- Vitamin D helps to resist the activity of cancer cells.
Causes of vitamin D deficiency:
- Insufficient exposure to sunlight. Menopause in older women reduces the underlying substance of vitamin D in the skin.
- Poor absorption of vitamin D in the small intestine due to the presence of diseases in the intestine.
- Weight gain leading to the accumulation of vitamin D in fat as well as malnutrition.
- Lack of vitamin D in breast milk, liver disease and kidney disease.
- Patients who use epileptic drugs. Some genetic diseases in children due to increased phosphate secretion in the kidney