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Top 5 Fruits & Vegetables Rich in Vitamin D

Sun - The ultimate Source of Energy of all the living organisms on Earth! Plants produce Food through photosynthesis from the light received from the Sun. Our entire Food Chain is depended upon the Suns' Energy, say Herbivorous grazes on plants as food, while the Carnivorous animals prey on Herbivorous animals and omnivores animals live on both plants and animals. This Vitamin D from the sun is transferred from one organism to another through the diverse food chain. In one research said, almost 70% of Indians lack Vitamin D due to the modern lifestyle and air conditioned longtime indoor working hours. Vitamin D plays a vital role in body growth, lack of essentials vitamin leads to various system disorders.

Sun - The ultimate Source of Energy of all the living organisms on Earth!

Plants produce Food through photosynthesis from the light received from the Sun. Our entire Food Chain is depended upon the Suns' Energy, say
Herbivorous grazes on plants as food, while the Carnivorous animals prey on Herbivorous animals and omnivores animals live on both plants and animals. This Vitamin D from the sun is transferred from one organism to another through the diverse food chain.

In one research said, almost 70% of Indians lack Vitamin D due to the modern lifestyle and air conditioned longtime indoor working hours. Vitamin D plays a vital role in body growth, lack of essentials vitamin leads to various system disorders.

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Top 5 Fruits & Vegetables

Rich in Vitamin D


Sun - The ultimate Source of Energy of all the living

organisms on Earth!


Food Chain

Plants produce Food through photosynthesis from the light

received from the Sun. Our entire Food Chain is depended upon

the Suns' Energy, say Herbivorous grazes on plants as food,

while the Carnivorous animals prey on Herbivorous animals

and omnivores animals live on both plants and animals. This

Vitamin D from the sun is transferred from one organism to

another through the diverse food chain.


Health hazards of Vitamin D deficiency

1. Lack of Vitamin D leads to weak and low-density

Bones such as Osteoporosis.

2. Bow Legs - Rickets is a rare disease caused mostly in

children.

3. Alopecia - Affects autoimmune which causes bald

patches on the head and other areas of the body.

4. Tiredness, muscle & joint pain.

5. Affects tooth nerves.


Health Importance of Vitamin D

1. Stimulates Hair Growth: If your body lacks enough vitamin D,

you may experience excessive hair fall. Natural Vitamin from the

Sunlight stimulates your system and strengthens the hair

follicles to grow stronger.

2. Improves EyeSight: Get rid of age-related degenerative eye

problems like Uveitis, Macular degeneration, Glaucoma,

Cataracts and improves the healing time of Cornea, increases

tear secretion in eyes to overcome Dry eye condition.

3. Regulates Brain Function: Regular exposure to vitamin D aids

in better brain growth in infants and regulates nervous system

functions in old age. Memory problems like the ability to think

and memory-related syndromes are associated with lower levels

of vitamin D in the system.


Top 5 Fruits & Vegetables Rich in Vitamin D

1. Milk

2. Mushroom

3. Oranges

4. Country Chicken Eggs

5. Multi Grains


Sun – The Free Sources of Vitamin D

Sun is the FREE source to gain Vitamin D. Exposing at least 30% of

your skin directly to the sunlight daily for 1 hour a day will help to

boost your body's metabolism. Playing in sunlight,

jogging/walking to the workplace will increase the body's

exposure time to sunlight.

Indians are far more gifted than the countries in the Northern

hemisphere, where the exposure to the sun is hard 3 months a

year. So, Buy farm fresh fruits and vegetables from Ansio Fresh

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