Doctors debate optimal vitamin D levels
Doctors debate optimal vitamin D levels, however most agree, most people need more
The Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME) is preparing a vitamin D policy paper it hopes can influence European national associations considering vitamin D medical recommendations.
“The development of their policy paper is a shift from the existing nutrition recommendations and will be of real added value in convincing politicians of the need for action – this mirrors to an extent the ongoing efforts in the United States.” Said David Webber, the director of studies at PA International Foundation.”
“While scientists continue to discuss and disagree on the optimum levels and recommendations of vitamin D, there is clearly a case of need to start somewhere – especially since recent studies again demonstrate widespread deficiencies in many parts of society,” This according to David Webber, Director of studies at PA International Foundation.
The Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME) is preparing a vitamin D policy paper it hopes can influence European national associations considering vitamin D medical recommendations.
“The development of their policy paper is a shift from the existing nutrition recommendations and will be of real added value in convincing politicians of the need for action – this mirrors to an extent the ongoing efforts in the United States.” Said David Webber, the director of studies at PA International Foundation.”
“While scientists continue to discuss and disagree on the optimum levels and recommendations of vitamin D, there is clearly a case of need to start somewhere – especially since recent studies again demonstrate widespread deficiencies in many parts of society,” This according to David Webber, Director of studies at PA International Foundation.
