![]() ![]() If a deficiency in Vitamin D continues over an extended period of time (years), additional, longer-term problems can result – diseases such as asthma, diabetes, cancer, immune system disorders and cardiovascular problems (in adults) have been linked to Vitamin D deficiencies. ![]() The main issue with a lack of Vitamin D is has to do with bones – since it helps the body to assimilate calcium, it is absolutely crucial to have enough, especially in the early stages of life in order to build healthy, strong bones and a strong immune system. Why is Vitamin D So Important for Babies? ![]() It is thought by many experts (one of which I trust very much as an authority) that the main deficiency in our country at this time is - you guessed it – Vitamin D. Both breastfed and bottle (formula) fed babies are most often found to not get enough Vitamin D through normal daily nutrition and exposure to the sun. There is a good reason that the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that babies and young children supplement their diets with Vitamin D. ![]()
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