Vitamin D
FREE WEBINAR
Vitamin D
Please don’t take Vitamin D supplements! If you’ve been told that Vitamin D is really very important and that you need lots of it to be healthy, this webinar is for you. You could be doing more harm than good. We’re going to look at 2 types of Vitamin D – natural and synthetic. You may have been told they’re the same, but they really aren’t. Naturally occurring Vitamin D is good for us, and is so much more than getting some sun on your skin.
Synthetic supplementation of Vitamin D is often recommended for things such as healthy bones and immune support. Synthetic Vitamin D can be dangerous, and yet most people are blissfully unaware. I don’t know about you, but when I found out that it dulls the senses and suppresses the immune system, I decided it was time to learn more.
So what is Vitamin D, how does it work in the body, are you getting enough and what are the negative repercussions of supplements that you might not be aware of? If you are not sure, this webinar is for you. Join me for this detailed presentation all about the myths and surprises of Vitamin D. I’d love to have you join me.
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