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Vitamin D3 + MCT 5000IU Liquid Drops
Vitamin D deficiency is widespread worldwide. Protect your health and help prevent various diseases with the sunshine vitamin D3. Includes high-quality coconut MCT oil for improved absorption.
- According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), approximately 42% of the U.S. population suffers from vitamin D deficiency
- Severe vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of mood swings, depression, and fatigue, and is associated with serious illnesses such as cardiovascular disease and cancer
- Provides an easy-to-use, highly bioavailable form of vitamin D3
- Supports rapid replenishment of vitamin D stores
- 5000IU (125mcg) of vitamin D3 per serving
- Contains 235mg of MCT oil, allowing it to be taken at any time, independently of meals
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What are the benefits?
With the Women's Best Vitamin D3 + MCT Liquid Drops, we've developed a product that provides vital vitamin D at any time, thanks to the addition of coconut-derived MCT oil, allowing for easy intake without needing to coordinate with mealtimes. This product helps replenish your vitamin D stores effectively, all year round.
Vitamin D deficiency has become an increasing concern among health organizations worldwide. For example, the NHANES reports that approximately 42% of the U.S. population is affected. This concern has also become a frequent topic among our customers. We frequently receive questions from people living in sunny regions about whether they should only take vitamin D in winter, but experts emphasize that a deficiency can occur even in summer. Vitamin D production only occurs when the sun's UVB rays hit the skin at the correct angle, but this production stops if sunscreen is applied or the skin is covered. For this reason, many experts recommend year-round supplementation—not only to reduce the risk of skin cancer from sun exposure but also to avoid the serious consequences of vitamin D deficiency, such as mood swings, depression, fatigue, cardiovascular disease, and even cancer.
Why do we use 235mg MCT from coconuts per serving?
Vitamin D and K are fat-soluble vitamins, meaning they are best absorbed with fat. Fat acts as a carrier, helping to transport these vitamins to the intestines, where they can be effectively absorbed. For this reason, it is generally advisable to take these vitamins with a meal that includes fat, as insufficient fat can reduce the body’s ability to absorb them.
With the addition of MCT oil, our product allows vitamin D and K to be absorbed at any time, independent of meals. The MCT oil, derived from coconuts, is quickly absorbed by the body, enhancing the utilization of fat-soluble vitamins like D and K. This not only makes it easy and flexible to take but also ensures that the body can absorb the maximum amount of vitamin D and K efficiently, supporting optimal health benefits.
Our modern lifestyle limits Vitamin D.
Our modern lifestyle is a major contributor to vitamin D deficiency. Longer working hours indoors, limited time spent outside, and frequent use of sunscreen mean many people don’t get enough sunlight to produce sufficient vitamin D naturally. Diet alone cannot meet this need, as food provides only about 10–20% of the daily requirement.
For the body to produce vitamin D effectively, the sun needs to be positioned at an angle higher than 45 degrees in the sky, which typically occurs only around midday in both summer and winter. This means that it’s challenging to replenish your vitamin D levels efficiently if you aren't soaking up the midday sun.
A global vitamin D deficiency with health risks.
Research from around the world reveals that vitamin D deficiency is more widespread than previously thought, affecting significant portions of the global population. According to the NHANES, approximately 42% of the U.S. population suffers from vitamin D deficiency. In Canada, the deficiency rate is similar to that of Central Europe, affecting about 72% of the population. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) found that 23%, or one in four adults in Australia, are vitamin D deficient.
Why is this concerning? Insufficient vitamin D levels hinder the body’s ability to absorb adequate calcium, leading to the breakdown of calcium from the bones. This results in decreased bone stability and can cause conditions such as osteomalacia (soft bones) and rickets in children. In adults, a lack of vitamin D can increase the risk of bone fractures.
Recent studies have also indicated that persistently low vitamin D levels can elevate the risk of serious diseases, including Alzheimer's, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Conversely, maintaining optimal vitamin D levels promotes overall health by supporting mental well-being, heart health, blood circulation, sleep, and immune function. It also aids in reducing stress, maintaining bone health, and improving muscle function.
Supply your body with the sunshine vitamin. Simply and effectively.
With Women's Best Vitamin D3 + MCT drops, you can quickly and effectively absorb vitamin D3, no matter your lifestyle or location.
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How do I take it?
With 235mg of high-quality MCT oil per serving, vitamin D3 is absorbed effectively. You can take the product at any time, even without a meal. If the pipette is not completely filled, you can simply take 16 drops instead.
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How is vitamin D3 formed?
Vitamin D is a prohormone that, unlike many other vitamins, is converted in the body into an essential hormone that regulates cell function and numerous bodily processes. Our body can only produce vitamin D with the help of UVB radiation from the sun, as vitamin D is rarely found in food sources. When UVB radiation hits our skin, the body begins synthesizing vitamin D.
However, due to intense UV radiation, it's crucial to apply high-quality sunscreen to prevent the risk of sunburn or skin cancer. The challenge is that sunscreen or clothing can block the vitamin D synthesis process. Additionally, some countries are located at latitudes where less UVB radiation reaches them. For this reason, supplementation is recommended to ensure an optimal supply of vitamin D.