Pages tagged with "Predict"
92 pages, most important first (overviews, then meta-analyses, then RCTs, then newest). Combine with another topic
- 200 IU needed to increase vitamin D levels by 1 ng (not 100 IU) – summary of 25 studies
- Overview Vitamin D Dose-Response
- 1.77 nmol response to 100 IU of Vitamin D (46 RCTs) – meta-analysis
- Vitamin D RDA of 600 IU is not enough - global RCT meta-analysis
- Autistics have half of the response to Vitamin D – RCT
- Increasing the ratio of mono to poly fats increased Vitamin D levels by 6 ng – RCT
- Monthly vitamin D dosing had higher response than 3 per month – RCT
- Less response to 800 IU of Vitamin D by Africans than natives in Finland – RCT
- Estrogen contraception pill doubled the response to 1,000 IU of vitamin D – RCT
- Obese need more Vitamin D: Volume dilution, IU per pound, or BMI – RCT
- Obese need 2.5 IU of vitamin D per kg to increase 1 ng (about 3.4 X more) – RCT
- How to predict response to a vitamin D dose – RCT
- Reasons for low response to vitamin D
- Microplastics in Artery Plaque Predict a 4.5X Higher Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, or Death
- Redhead – Red hair - vitamin D
- 50,000 IU Vitamin D weekly was the most popular for Breast Cancer
- 10 reasons for poor response to Vitamin D (race, binding protein, etc.)
- Vitamin D Nutrigenomics - High, Medium, and Low Responders
- Low Vitamin D during pregnancy identified with just 5 questions (for less than 12 ng)
- Quick, FREE, self-test for Vitamin D deficiency
- Predicted Vitamin D levels for health young women had 95% accuracy using neural network (paywall)
- Predict Vitamin D
- 4700 IU of vitamin D needed by most seniors – an equation
- Huge variation in response to vitamin D supplementation – personal vitamin D response index
- Predict 50nmol if take 600 IU of Vitamin D for 7 months (UK, ignoring BMI, etc)
- 96% prediction of Vitamin D less than 20ng (not general nor cost-effective)
- Vitamin D deficiency predicted with 91% accuracy ( AI, age, paywall)
- Predictors of low vitamin D: race, age, and BMI (confirmed now by Machine Learning)
- Vitamin D responses to as much as 15,000 IU per day
- Can predict 10% of Alzheimer’s – unable to count dominos dots (then treat early)
- Timeline of Heart Disease, Diabetes, fats, lard, HFCS, and vitamin D
- US truckers die 16 years sooner (UVA-low Vitamin D, obesity, little exercise)
- Children 41X more likely to be vitamin D deficient if both parents were deficient
- Molecular Approaches for Optimizing Vitamin D (one size does not fit all) – Carlberg
- UV and Vitamin D calculators
- Response to a large dose of vitamin D (80,000 IU) typically varied by 2 X
- Poor CYP2R1 gene reduces blood response to Vitamin D supplementation
- Poor absorption of Vitamin D is strongly related to type of gut bacteria
- Increased Vitamin D response if take cofactors, etc
- 2700 IU of vitamin D needed to get above 20 ng if dark-skinned and high latitude
- Vitamin D daily - Evolution: 4,000 IU, Government: 800 IU– Veith
- Prediction of low Vitamin D not helped by improperly used Machine Learning
- Excellent prediction of very low vitamin D in elderly from just 16 questions (analyzed by ML)
- Toward predicting vitamin D levels without a blood test.
- Is a senior Vitamin D insufficient - a 2 minute questionnaire is 85 percent accurate
- Estimate Vitamin D levels based on questionnaires (12 studies)
- Top 10 signs of Vitamin D Deficiency (9 minute Video)
- Responses by healthy individuals to 2,000 IU vitamin D daily
- Jordanian women vitamin D – 16 ng if Western clothing – 12 ng otherwise
- On-line Vitamin D response simulation
- Response to Vitamin D increased if take Magnesium and Vitamin K2 – Grassroots
- Poor response to vitamin D supplementation if poor level of B Vitamins (rats in this case)
- Poor responses to UV and Vitamin D were correlated to just 4 poor genes
- Predict 2X more likely to die of COVID-19 if vitamin D Deficient (Iran 2020)
- Vitamin D Status estimation of elderly by questionnaire
- How you might double your response to vitamin D
- Vitamin D levels should often be adjusted for season (Cosinor)
- Magnesium may not be as available if have low stomach acid (seniors)
- Vitamin D estimation nicely improved by neural networks
- Might be able to predict who will benefit from vitamin D by just 2 genes
- Some people need more vitamin D to get the same response – perhaps due to genes
- Gene differences can result in 14 ng difference in vitamin D levels
- D Minder: Vitamin D calculator for Smartphones and iPad
- AI: Exciting opportunity for Vitamin D Researchers
- Not all Vitamin D levels follow the season – Asthma, Rhinitis, …
- Model has 80 percent chance of predicting vitamin D levels to within 10 ng
- Multiple Sclerosis patients need more vitamin D to get same blood level response
- Why do gardeners live longer (vitamin D, etc.)
- Cardiovascular disease is treated by vitamin D, unsure if low Vit D can predict Cardio
- Activation (methylation) of CYP2R1 and CYP24A1 predict response to dose of vitamin D
- UVA decreased vitamin D levels (again)
- Vitamin D injection helped migrants a bit, but some had poor or even negative responses
- Oral contraceptive use associated with higher levels of vitamin D – thesis
- Simple Vitamin D deficiency scoring system
- Vitamin D more than 40 ng: 1300 IU 50% chance: 5,000 IU 80% chance
- People with gut problems are low on vitamin D
- Response to Vitamin D supplementation
- Global analysis of disability - most are associated with vitamin D deficiency - Lancet
- Obese need 2X as much vitamin D to get the same response
- Genes account for less than 18 percent of variation in vitamin D levels
- Higher air pollution associated with 7 ng lower vitamin D levels
- Response to high dose vitamin D is limited by vitamin A
- 30 percent of variation of vitamin D levels were associated with just 3 variables
- Magnesium Deficiency Reduces Vitamin D Effectiveness
- Unable to make a model to predict vitamin D deficiency
- Excessive clothes and being indoors results in very low vitamin D levels
- Urban residents have the most vitamin D, metro residents the least
- Metabolites and genes may predict responses to Calcium and Vitamin D
- Unspecified differences in vitamin D at age 10 failed to predict intelligence at age 15
- Unable to use vitamin D level to predict worsening of smoker’s lung function
- Vitamin D Levels at Birth May Predict Obesity Risk at age 3
- Vitamin D less than 15 ng did not predict additional cardiovascular disease events