vitamin D
- noun
- /ˈvaɪtəmɪn di/
- Specialized
- Vitamin D deficiency can have serious consequences.
- vitamin D deficiency
- vitamin D supplementation
- vitamin D level
The root cause may be vitamin D deficiency, OK.
- The root cause may be vitamin D deficiency, OK.
- Let's hit the roof, get some vitamin D and I'll see you guys later.
- So load bearing exercise, vitamin D and calcium all work in tandem.
- And definitely vitamin D is related to increase bone strength.
- Even if vitamin D intake is sufficient.
- Magnesium is a, is another key player with vitamin D.
- So chronic fatigue can be from low vitamin D.
- Whether deficiency led to TB or TB is associated with low vitamin D levels.
- I took my took my shirt off get a little vitamin D like very comfortable and how warm was it?
- Several steps later, voila, vitamin D.
- And so vitamin D, we've been flogging vitamin D for forever.
- However, supplementation with vitamin D has not fixed any of those.
- So we talked about things like vitamin D, zinc, things of that nature.
Examples
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But you can get vitamin D in tuna, eggs, and dairy products.
Fiction book (2002) -
You should also consider checking calcium and vitamin D levels as deficiencies are common.
Academic text (2014) -
Next question, should I take vitamin D in the winter months?
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That will help your vitamin D levels.
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And definitely vitamin D is related to increase bone strength.
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Get more sleep, have lots of water, get lots of vitamin D which includes sunshine.
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And so as soon as I increase my vitamin D intake, my appetite went away.
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During pregnancy, 10 mcg of vitamin D daily is recommended.
Academic text (2012) -
When dietary intake of either calcium or vitamin D is not at recommended levels, supplements may be necessary.
Academic text (2002) -
Vitamin D is important for maintaining healthy bones and teeth.
Synonyms
A vitamin that helps the body use calcium to build strong bones
A form of vitamin D that helps keep bones healthy
A form of vitamin D that dissolves in fat and helps keep bones healthy
A type of vitamin D that prevents lack of vitamin D and treats weak bones in children
A vitamin D medicine that prevents or treats weak bones in children
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a straightforward subtype label formed from 'vitamin' plus the conventional letter name 'D', so a B1 learner who knows 'vitamin' and alphabetic labels will understand it denotes a specific vitamin. While the exact biochemical roles are specialist information, the basic meaning 'a vitamin called D' is compositionally transparent and cross-linguistically regular.
Etymology
Vitamin D got its name when early scientists were finding things they called 'vitamins' and used letters to tell them apart, so this one became 'D'. It was the one linked to sunlight and to preventing the bone disease rickets, so today vitamin D is the vitamin our skin makes in the sun that helps keep bones and teeth strong.