Vitamin D
Near-Infrared Light and the Mitochondria: What ...
The near-infrared spectrum — wavelengths between approximately 700nm and 1000nm, invisible to the human eye — constitutes roughly half of the total energy in sunlight reaching the Earth's surface. For...
Near-Infrared Light and the Mitochondria: What ...
The near-infrared spectrum — wavelengths between approximately 700nm and 1000nm, invisible to the human eye — constitutes roughly half of the total energy in sunlight reaching the Earth's surface. For...
Cytochrome c Oxidase: The Enzyme That Explains ...
When researchers first began documenting the beneficial effects of low-level red and near-infrared light on biological tissue in the late 1980s, the mechanism remained unclear. The biological effects seemed real...
Cytochrome c Oxidase: The Enzyme That Explains ...
When researchers first began documenting the beneficial effects of low-level red and near-infrared light on biological tissue in the late 1980s, the mechanism remained unclear. The biological effects seemed real...
UVB and Skin: The Photochemistry of Natural Vit...
The connection between sunlight and vitamin D is one of the best-characterized mechanisms in human biochemistry. Yet the details of this process — the specific wavelengths involved, the precise molecular...
UVB and Skin: The Photochemistry of Natural Vit...
The connection between sunlight and vitamin D is one of the best-characterized mechanisms in human biochemistry. Yet the details of this process — the specific wavelengths involved, the precise molecular...
Why Vitamin D From Sunlight Is Fundamentally Di...
Most discussions of vitamin D treat sunlight exposure and oral supplementation as interchangeable delivery mechanisms for the same compound. Take your vitamin D, get some sun — same result, different...
Why Vitamin D From Sunlight Is Fundamentally Di...
Most discussions of vitamin D treat sunlight exposure and oral supplementation as interchangeable delivery mechanisms for the same compound. Take your vitamin D, get some sun — same result, different...
Quiz: What Is Your Vitamin D Risk Level? (Takes...
After reading about the scope of vitamin D deficiency, the mortality data from the Swedish cohort studies, and the gap between what labs define as normal and what researchers studying...
Quiz: What Is Your Vitamin D Risk Level? (Takes...
After reading about the scope of vitamin D deficiency, the mortality data from the Swedish cohort studies, and the gap between what labs define as normal and what researchers studying...
Vitamin D: Why the Official 'Normal Range' May ...
If you have ever had your vitamin D tested, your lab report probably included a reference range. Most standard laboratory panels list anything above 20 ng/mL as normal. Some use...
Vitamin D: Why the Official 'Normal Range' May ...
If you have ever had your vitamin D tested, your lab report probably included a reference range. Most standard laboratory panels list anything above 20 ng/mL as normal. Some use...