Simplifshots D3 4000 IU 20 x 5ml FORMED

Formeds SIMPLIFSHOT D3 20 X 5ml

Dietary supplement in drops

Package content: 20 bottles of 5 ml (20,000 IU each)

Number of servings:
200 servings 2000 IU - enough for
over 28 weeks,
100 servings 4000 IU - lasts longer than 14 weeks,
50 servings after 8000IU* -
enough for more than 7 weeks,
40 servings after
10000IU* - enough for almost 6 weeks,
20
servings after 20000 IU * - enough for almost 3 weeks,

* therapeutic doses, the consumption of which should be discussed with a doctor

Net Weight: 90g

Product features SIMPLIFSHOT D3

SIMPLIFSHOTS D3 is a food supplement in liquid form. The cardboard box for SIMPLIFSHOTS D3 contains 20 glass bottles of 5 ml each. 1 bottle
(5 ml) contains 20,000 IU of natural vitamin D3 from lanolin.

Clean composition – the product does not contain, among other things, artificial fillers, release agents and dyes.
There is a special syringe in the box
for measuring the right amount of product.

Vitamin D3 effect:

Dosage SIMPLIFSHOT D3

The recommended daily dose of Simplifshot D3 (1 ml) contains (reference value
Consumption%):

Vitamin D (D3) - 100 µg (2000%) / 4,000 IU,
safflower oil
barwierski - 1 ml.
IU - International Unit (1 µg = 40 IU)

1 bottle contains: D3 20000 IU
Half of the bottle contains D3 10000
ie

Recommended dosage: 1 bottle (5 ml) contains 5 recommended daily servings.
You should consume 1ml of the product once a day by dosing the liquid with the syringe included in the pack.

Ingredients SIMPLIFSHOT D3
cornflower oil,
Vitamin D
(cholecalciferol).

Precautions: The product is intended for healthy people over 75 years of age. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose for consumption during the
day. The product cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. We recommend a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Before using the product
it is advisable to do a 25-(OH)D blood test and to consult the result and the test with a doctor or pharmacist.

Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) is produced on the skin surface under the influence of sunlight (UV) to the greatest extent in the period from April to September, on sunny days between 10:00-15:00 with a sufficient cholesterol level. Epidemiological studies show that due to the geographical location and climate of Poland and the abuse of creams with UV filters, over 90% of the population of our country has a huge vitamin D deficiency, so its daily use plays a very important role in prevention many chronic diseases (e.g. rickets, depression, immune disorders, miscarriages, weak bones and teeth, cancer). Vitamin D3 should be supplemented throughout the year, and much more so during the time of limited access to the sun. Sun exposure during the day should also be taken into account.
Being indoors at school or at work during the hours of peak sun exposure cuts us off from the beneficial effects of the sun's rays, which is also reflected in the selection of doses during sun exposure
Supplementation should be considered.

Functions of vitamin D3:
Vitamin D3 plays a huge role in maintaining a healthy bone and dental system as it aids in the absorption and use of calcium and phosphorus. The consequence of its deficiency is the impairment and mineralization of the bones, and with it a high risk of diseases such as rickets, osteopenia and osteoporosis. Since vitamin D3 is responsible for maintaining the correct concentration of calcium in the blood, which is essential for the transmission of nerve impulses and muscle contractions, it also affects the proper functioning of the nervous and muscular systems. Vitamin D3 and calcium can help prevent high blood pressure and related diseases.
In addition, vitamin D3 is responsible for maintaining proper levels of protein, which is part of the "good" HDL cholesterol. People with higher blood levels of cholecalciferol have higher HDL levels (compared to people with low serum levels of this vitamin). It has been proven that vitamin D3 is essential for the proper functioning of cells & # 946; pancreatic islets. Vitamin D3 stimulates insulin secretion and thus maintains the correct concentration of glucose in the blood, which can prevent type II diabetes. Importantly, the effect of vitamin D3 on insulin action in skeletal and adipose muscle cells is also calcium dependent. Adequate vitamin D3 levels are crucial for the health of allergy sufferers. In allergic diseases, cholecalciferol increases the production of anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory cytokines, which are produced by immune cells and have powerful anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effects. People with allergic conditions such as hay fever, bronchial asthma, or those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease should maintain adequate levels of vitamin D3, as a deficiency increases the risk of respiratory infections. Vitamin D3 is important for the proper functioning of the nervous system and well-being. Adequate vitamin D3 levels can protect against depression, bad mood and dementia. Low vitamin D3 levels can cause discomfort, fatigue and depression characteristic of the autumn/winter period (4). Studies have shown that adequate vitamin D3 supplementation during pregnancy can significantly reduce the number of complications, including caesarean sections, gestational hypertension and comorbidities during pregnancy.