Back to diabetes. The problem we will discuss is when the pancreas no longer produces insulin or is resistant to it resulting in elevated blood sugar levels called diabetes mellitus but again to simplify, I will refer to as diabetes. Insulin is also important in controlling our metabolism but more Read more…
Well finally I am answering Zade’s request to research the connection if any between vitamin D3 and diabetes mellitus. I will refer to diabetes mellitus from here on out simply as diabetes to save space. First diabetes and some background information. There are two types of diabetes type I and Read more…
All perhaps farfetched but I argue probably part of the current issue with drugs. Though it seems easier for some to claim it is the fault of patients and doctors like they did with antibiotics. Remember how they for years claimed it was doctors giving unnecessary prescriptions to allegedly over Read more…
As vitamin D3 carries such positive biological benefits, stimulating pro-opiomelanocortin (POMC) production, it would make sense that animals would consume as much as possible. Since naturally (not rat poison) formed and consumed vitamin D3 is so expensive to produce or difficult to acquire. Difficult to produce in high quantities and Read more…
What appears to be clear to me is low levels of pro-opiomelanocortin (POMC) increases our propensity to develop addiction, winter syndrome and chronic pain. POMC and the neuropeptides produced from it is in fact how vitamin D3 modulates so many functions in the body. But it also, as I blogged Read more…