Description

Vitamin D3:

1. Benefits:
    Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, making up nearly 2% of total body weight. More than *9% of the calcium in your body is found in your bones, but the other 1% is perhaps just as important for good health. Many enzymes depend on calcium in order to work properly, as do your nerves, heart, and blood-clotting mechanisms. One of the most important uses of calcium is to help prevent and treat osteoporosis, the progressive loss of bone mass to which menopausal women are especially vulnerable. Calcium works best when combined with vitamin D.

    Vitamin D3, is both a kind of  vitamin and a hormone. It's a vitamin because your body cannot absorb calcium without it; it's a hormone because your body manufactures it in response to your skin's exposure to sunlight. Strong evidence tells us that the combination of vitamin D and calcium supplements can be quite helpful for preventing and treating osteoporosis. Other potential uses of vitamin D have little supporting evidence.

2. Recommended Intakes:

3. Specification:

4. Useage:

1. to prevent the accumulation of fat in livers and kidneys and avoid its pathological changes;
2. to enhance the health of animals and to improve its ability to anti-illness;
3. to increase the growth rate and laying rate of fowls and to increase the survival rate of baby pig;
4. to increase the growth and survival rate of fishes and promote its propagation;
5. to ensure the proper functioning of the nervous system of animals.