vitamin d 3
Do you know what amount of vitamin D3 is best for you?
Sources of vitamin D 3 in daily life:
Sunlight, oily fish, meat, eggs, (organic) milk, vitamin D-enriched margarine, low-fat margarine and baking and frying products.
When does a vitamin D deficiency occur?
- If you can't be outside for 15 to 30 minutes every day between 11am and 3pm, the position of the sun is optimal then)
- If your hands, arms or head are covered when you are outside, there is not enough skin in contact with the sun.
- If you use a sunscreen/day cream with a high protection factor (SPF) to protect your skin (after all, the cream blocks UV rays).
- From approximately October to March, because then the number of hours of sunshine and the intensity of UV rays in Central Europe are insufficient to produce enough vitamin D

Other causes of vitamin D deficiency:
- As you get older, your skin becomes thinner, making it more difficult to produce vitamin D
- If you have dark skin, because then you produce less vitamin D than someone with lighter skin.
- Children during growth spurts, because then there is an extra need for vitamin D to support bone formation
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