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--- home:food:vitamind:vitamin_d_supplementation_policy [09.01.2019] – [Early recommendations that 'vitamin' D be discontinued] sallieq
+++ home:food:vitamind:vitamin_d_supplementation_policy [09.01.2019] – [No biological basis for supplementation in healthy people] sallieq
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 ==== Recent rates of supplementation ====
-A September 2010 report published by //Nutrition Business Journal// points out that in the previous two years, vitamin D supplement sales to consumers have increased by more than 100% per year – a four-fold increase.(({{pubmed>long:21337617}}))
+A September 2010 report published by //Nutrition Business Journal// points out that in the previous two years, 'vitamin' D supplement sales to consumers have increased by more than 100% per year – a four-fold increase.(({{pubmed>long:21337617}}))
-A number of researchers and public health advocates have proposed adding high doses of vitamin D to other substances such as breads.(({{pubmed>long:21332187}}))
+A number of researchers and public health advocates have proposed adding high doses of 'vitamin' D to other substances such as breads.(({{pubmed>long:21332187}}))
 ===== No biological basis for supplementation in healthy people =====
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-According to a 2010 editorial by Drs. Reddy and Gilchrest, there is no basis for vitamin D supplementation in the general population.
+According to a 2010 editorial by Drs. Reddy and Gilchrest, there is no basis for 'vitamin' D supplementation in the general population.
 <blockquote>Neither the biologic validity of “vitamin D insufficiency” nor the health benefit of maintaining high serum 25(OH)D levels has been established for the general population.
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-The adoption of the deterministic ("one size fits all") approach to vitamin D supplementation makes no room for random variation and runs contrary to the strong possibility that supplementation will be harming some people.
+The adoption of the deterministic ("one size fits all") approach to 'vitamin' D supplementation makes no room for random variation and runs contrary to the strong possibility that supplementation will be harming some people.
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