While it has long been assumed that the majority of the population achieves adequate levels of vitamin D through exposure to the sun, the biosynthesis of the nutrient is affected by the time of day, seasons, location, smog/pollution, clothing, and sunscreen. Inadequate intake or levels of cholesterol can also inhibit the adequate production of the nutrient. Depleted levels of vitamin D may interfere with the development of teeth and bones and cell growth and contribute to poor regulation of immune and nervous systems. One of the more profound functions of vitamin D is its ability to modulate immunity. Vitamin D has been shown to boost the immune response by up-regulating specific genes that increase cellular production of natural compounds that protect the body from immune challenges.

Suggested Use:
Kids can take up to 1dropper (0.4 mL) per day or as recommended by your qualified healthcare professional. Can be taken directly on the tongue and swallowed or mixed with the beverage of your choice.