Pages tagged with "Falls and Fractures"
- Most Japanese seniors with bone fractures have less than 10 ng of vitamin D
- Muscles improved in women with 50,000 IU vitamin D weekly (8 weeks) plus daily Magnesium – RCT
- Hip fractures are predicted by 10 factors – low Vitamin D was the biggest risk
- Risk of Hip fracture cut in half if Vitamin D was prescribed
- Just 4,000 IU of vitamin D was not enough to halt senior falls
- Higher air pollution associated with more fractures and lower levels of vitamin D
- Bariatric surgery increases risk of bone fracture (less vitamin D adsorbed)
- Bone fractures of children not reduced if given little vitamin D, no Calcium etc. – RCT
- Falls and frailty associated with low levels of both vitamins B12 and D3
- Parkinson’s – Vitamin D, bone and falls
- Fracture treatment 2000 dollars less expensive if also use Vitamin D and Calcium
- Fractures 1.5 X more-likely if low serum Magnesium – meta-analysis
- Bones not helped by tiny Vitamin D and Mg, for a short time with no exercise
- Low-energy fractures in children with low vitamin D - many studies
- Low energy bone fractures associated with low vitamin D
- Hip fractures requiring hospitalization cut in half by Vitamin K1 (100 mcg per day)
- Vitamin D Does Not Reduce Fractures in seniors (VITAL 2,000 IU D, no Calcium)
- Falls reduced by Vitamin D: 13 percent reduction if more than 700 IU – review of 38 trials
- Study Finds Another Condition That Vitamin D Pills Do Not Help - NYT
- Increase in children with low vitamin D and with tibia fractures during COVID