![]() |
||
|
|
||
| Back to Articles Page Back to Home Page
July 15, 2008
|
||
Last month I mentioned the research on Vitamin D and the impact that it has on our health. Since that article there have been several more bits of research substantiating the need to evaluate this vitamin / hormone. One recent study published last month in the Americal Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed the progress in the trend towards raising the recommended daily vitamin D dose to a range between 3800-5000 IU. Now as I stated in my last article due to deficiencies or other conditions an individual may need more than this amount for a short period of time to get levels into a "healthy" range. If this is the case (as it has been with many of my patients) be sure to get evaluated before, during, and after supplementation. By monitoring your blood levels of 25-OH Vit. D in this manner you will safely dose yourself and know exactly when to reduce your intake to a more typical dosing schedule. Best of Health to You, Dr. Dave Marquis, DC, DACBN |
||
|
Biographical Information David M. Marquis, DC, DACBN, is guided by the fundamental principle that each individual is a unique whole - a complex balance of mind, body and spirit. He sees that health is not merely the absence of disease, but a state of optimum function. A graduate of Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, Oregon, Dr. Marquis also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in human biology and postgraduate studies in botanical medicine and is a Board Certified Nutritionist. He understands the connection between lifestyle, nutritional status and chronic disease. In assisting individuals towards a life free from illness and dysfunction, Dr. Marquis provides his patients with insights into their own structure and physiology, thereby providing them with the tools necessary to play an active role in caring for themselves. email: davidmarquis@charter.net website: www.lasertherapyhealing.com |
||