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Using a cutting-edge technique, researchers from the United Kingdom investigate the effect of active and inactive vitamin D levels on muscle strength.
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Re: High levels of vitamin D may improve muscle strength
Thanks for this article it provoked quite a few questions that I now have. I would love to read more extensively on this subject. I was in shock 2 years ago when my DR. suggested adding D3 into my supplement regimen, I always believed that because I have lived in a very sunny cities that I had gained the benefits of high D3 simply because I am always in the sun. Now I have questions about why the need for supplement. Could my age or my workout regimen be depleting D3 faster than the sun can supply it?
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