My D3 Plus

My D3 is a Vitamin D3 liquid supplement (2000iu / 1 drop) to the natural orange taste. For an effective immune system and healthier bones and teeth.

• Highly absorbable
• Suitable for children
• With orange flavor
• Gluten free, yeast, sweeteners, preservatives, dyes, or other chemical components free

1) It is essential for absorption of calcium at the intestinal tract

2) It helps to reabsorb Calcium and Phosphorus at the level of the proximal tubular tube in the kidneys

3) It is necessary for the bone deposition of Calcium

4) By binding to a specific receptor regulates the expression of many genes

5) It is essential for the activation of white blood cells, so to strengthen the immune system in case of bacterial or viral infection  

Useful for

The best source is sun exposure, which is crucial for vitamin D skin synthesis. Unfortunately, however, exposure should occur without sunscreen as it would shield the rays and block the production of vitamin D from the sun by 99 %. It is therefore rare to achieve sufficient levels of this important hormone without integration, which is why we have created My D3.

Vitamin D3 has several functions:

• It contributes to the maintenance of the immune system's efficiency
• It partecipates in the cell replication process, helping the body regenerate more easily
• It helps maintain an optimal state of bone and teeth health
• It is helpful to normal muscle function
• Vitamin D contributes to the normal absorption / use of Calcium and Phosphorus
• Vitamin D contributes to normal levels of calcium in the blood

Technical infos

Formula and ingredients

* Daily dose

** NRV= Nutritional Reference Value

Ingredients: Medium chain fatty acids, Vitamin D3 (Colecalciferol); antioxidant: natural tocopherol; orange aroma.  

Directions for use

Take 1 drop a day from the dropper supplied in a glass of water or juice or according to your doctor's advice. Shake well before each administration. Store this product in a cool, dry place. This product does not contain any sugars or artificial sweeteners.  

Warnings

Do not exceed the recommended dose unless consulted by a physician. Food supplements do not replace a healthy and varied diet. For the use in pregnancy, during lactation or under the age of 12, a physician's opinion is advised. Keep out of the reach of children under 3 years of age. Store in a cool, dry place. This product does not contain any sugars or artificial sweeteners.  

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