It is estimated that more than 50% of the world’s population get insufficient amounts of Vitamin D*  and over 1 billion people worldwide are at risk of Vitamin D deficiency leaving them vulnerable to a number of health conditions. People living in countries with limited daily exposure to sunshine such as the UK are at greater risk. The NHS recommends everyone over the age of one should consider taking a Vitamin D supplement particularly during the winter months. This is especially important for those who have limited sun exposure or are at higher risk of deficiency.

WHY IS VITAMIN D IMPORTANT?

Vitamin D is essential for many bodily functions including bone health, immune system support, muscle function, mental health and chronic disease prevention. Given it’s wide ranging effects on health, knowing what your Vitamin D status and maintaining adequate levels of Vitamin D is crucial for health and wellbeing. Regular sun exposure (without sunscreen), dietary intake from Vitamin D rich foods and supplementation can all help ensure your Vitamin D status is optimal.

ABOUT SOLRAY-D

What makes Solray D different to other Vitamin D supplements on the market?

There are several reasons why Solray D is superior to other Vitamin D Supplements currently on the market.

-          The nanosphere liposomes in Solray-D ensure that the highest concentrations reach the binding sites. In layman’s terms this means better absorption /  increased bioavailability which begins in the mouth.

-          Solray-D is a pleasant tasting spray suitable for whole family, there is no need to swallow pills or buy different supplements for the children / elderly. The convenient spray delivery system makes it easy to adjust your dose and provide for those who may require smaller or larger daily amounts. Each spray delivers 1250 IU.

-          Solray D also contains Vitamin K which enhances the benefits of Vitamin D (click here to see more on Vitamin K and its synergistic effects with Vitamin D below) -link to Why does Solray D contain Vitamin K2 as well as Vitamin D3 and why is that important?