Health and Wealth with FERN

Ayon sa pag aaral ang sapat na Vitamin D sa katawan ay nakakatulong sa pagtaas ng fertility ng mga kababaihan....

The Miracle pill in the U.S. is finally available in the Philippines! Ito ay Clinically proven and tested na nakakatulong sa:

👉Hirap mabuntis at magkaanak
👉may PCOS
👉 Irregular menstruation
👉Dysmenorrhea
👉Myoma
👉Buntis na gustong maging healthy ang dinadalang baby
👉Breastfeeding mom na gustong maging healthy

Mabisa rin ito sa mga may:
👉Cancer (Breast, Ovarian, Prostate, Colon)
👉Insomnia/Depression
👉Chronic Conditions (Hypertension, Diabetes, Asthma, Arthritis, Gout, etc.)
👉Skin Diseases (Psoriasis, Skin Asthma, etc.) **It has anti-ageing properties; it also helps in drying pimples.
👉Heart Diseases (Heart Failure)
👉Stroke
👉Multiple Sclerosis
👉Osteoporosis

Introducing: "FERN-D" !!!
Vitamin D3 is essential for the utilization of calcium in the body. It also plays a major role in cell development, keeps the immune system strong, and essential steroid hormone to boost both female and male reproductive system.

👉Safe for all ages
👉Recommended daily dosage for adults: 1000 to 5000 IU
👉Quali-D (Seal of approval from DSM Switzerland)
👉Recognized by physicians
👉Recognized by doctors
👉FDA Approved (Registration No. DR-XY41342)

A product of I-FERN.
From the makers of FERN-C, the leading non-acidic Vitamin C (sodium ascorbate) in the Philippines.

For orders/inquiries,
Contact us:
📞 09435381401

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FACTS ABOUT VITAMIN D:

Health benefits of vitamin D

1) Vitamin D for healthy bones
Vitamin D plays a substantial role in the regulation of calcium and maintenance of phosphorus levels in the blood, two factors that are extremely important for maintaining healthy bones.

We need vitamin D to absorb calcium in the intestines and to reclaim calcium that would otherwise be excreted through the kidneys.

Vitamin D deficiency in children can cause rickets, a disease characterized by a severely bow-legged appearance due to softening of the bones.

2) Reduced risk of flu
Children given 1,200 International Units of vitamin D per day for 4 months during the winter reduced their risk of influenza A infection by over 40 percent.

3) Reduced risk of diabetes
Several observational studies have shown an inverse relationship between blood concentrations of vitamin D in the body and risk of type 2 diabetes. In people with type 2 diabetes, insufficient vitamin D levels may negatively effect insulin secretion and glucose tolerance. In one particular study, infants who received 2,000 International Units per day of vitamin D had an 88 percent lower risk of developing type 1 diabetes by the age of 32.

4) Healthy infants
Children with normal blood pressure who were given 2,000 International Units (IU) per day had significantly lower arterial wall stiffness after 16 weeks compared with children who were given only 400 IU per day.

Low vitamin D status has also been associated with a higher risk and severity of atopic childhood diseases and allergic diseases, including asthma, atopic dermatitis, and eczema. Vitamin D may enhance the anti-inflammatory effects of glucocorticoids, making it potentially useful as a supportive therapy for people with steroid-resistant asthma.

5) Healthy pregnancy
Pregnant women who are deficient in vitamin D seem to be at greater risk of developing preeclampsia and needing a cesarean section. Poor vitamin D status is associated with gestational diabetes mellitus and bacterial vaginosis in pregnant women. It is also important to note that high vitamin D levels during pregnancy were associated with an increased risk of food allergy in the child during the first 2 years of life.

6) Cancer prevention
Vitamin D is extremely important for regulating cell growth and for cell-to-cell communication. Some studies have suggested that calcitriol (the hormonally active form of vitamin D) can reduce cancer progression by slowing the growth and development of new blood vessels in cancerous tissue, increasing cancer cell death, and reducing cell proliferation and metastases. Vitamin D influences more than 200 human genes, which could be impaired when we do not have enough vitamin D.

Vitamin D deficiency has also been associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, hypertension, multiple sclerosis, autism, Alzheimer's disease, rheumatoid arthritis, asthma severity, and swine flu, however more reliable studies are needed before these associations can be proven. Many of these benefits occur through Vitamin D's positive effect on the immune system.

Source:
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/161618.php