How Important Is Vitamin D When Preventing Osteoporosis? - Dr. Sorenson (VIDEO)
Dr. Sorenson explains if vitamin D or calcium are more important when preventing osteoporosis.
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Dr. Sorenson:
Now secondly, without the vitamin D, you are not going to be able to absorb calcium into the bones. So you may have a lot of calcium floating around in your blood but doesn’t get to the bones. So your bone mass doesn’t increase or it begins to decrease actually and becomes weak and poor. Some of the x-rays that you see, you can actually see through the bones. They are that porous, and when we start putting vitamin D and calcium in, we are going to find that those bones become more solid, and so the x-ray is not passing right through the bone when they take the picture.
About Dr. Marc Sorenson, Ed.D.:
Dr. Marc Sorenson, Ed.D., and his wife, Vicki, developed one of the top health resorts in the world, known as National Institute of Fitness (NIF). During their time at NIF their clients lost over one hundred tons of fat. Two thirds of diabetic guests were free of all medication in less than two weeks, and many others recovered from high cholesterol, hypertension, lupus, arthritis, migraines, asthma and allergies.
