Supplements of vitamin D could help in the fight against Crohn’s disease, an inflammatory bowel disease, the authors consider a study published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
The results of this study indicate that vitamin D may contribute to disease, “said John White of McGill University said that people living in the northern hemisphere, less sunny, are particularly vulnerable to disease.
Dr. White and colleagues from McGill University and the University of Montreal found that vitamin D directly intervened on beta-defensin genes 2 and NOD2 play a role in the immune system and have been associated with disease Crohn.
People whose family members are suffering from the disease would be well advised to ensure they have adequate levels of vitamin D, says the researcher. It’s something easy to do since you have to get supplements in pharmacies, “he says.
Vitamin D is mainly produced by the body in response to exposure of skin to sunlight. Vitamin D deficiency is more common in various studies, mainly in winter. The power supply can hardly meet the daily requirement of vitamin D.
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