Great question! Here is a video that Cari created regarding Vitamin D. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keg5OvIk7pULet’s
*Maintain the health of bones and teeth
*Regulates insulin levels
*Supports lung function
*Promotes the absorption of calcium and helps prevent osteoporosis
*A potent inhibitor of cancer cell growth
*Helps regulate our immune system
*Aides in regulating high blood pressure
*Plays a role in prevention of infections and chronic diseases
*Plays a role in muscle metabolism and function
*Protects brain cells through detoxification pathways
*Normal serum Vit D levels can help with depression
*Decreases risk of Type I and Type II diabetes
*Has an anti-inflammatory effect in people with irritable bowel disease
WOW – that’s amazing! It is pretty well accepted that Vitamin D is needed and often lacking. So what should you do? Please DON’T head to your local grocery store and pick up a bottle of no name vitamin D. Unless you find a quality source, you will only have urine that is expensive and the Vitamin D will not end up where it belongs. You need to find a Vitamin D that is highly “bioavailable”. (Bioavailability: the proportion of a drug or other substance which enters the circulation when introduced into the body and so is able to have an active effect.)
We think CODE RED VITAMIN D is awesome and we offer it for a good price. Wherever you get it, make sure it is has high bioavailability and that you actually take it!
Link to purchase CODE RED Vitamin D gel capsules: https://shop.coderedlifestyle.com/collections/supplements