Now many, many times people take vitamin D without really seeing the results and this video

is going to discuss the two situations why that occurs.

The first situation is you have damage in your digestive system.

You may have crones, IBS, irritable bowel syndrome, siliac from consuming gluten, which

you're sensitive to, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, any damage that's in your digestive

system.

You may have experienced a lot of antibiotics or eating a lot of junk food or drinking alcohol

whatever the cause because the receptors for vitamin D are in your intestines and that's

where you absorb calcium, for example, by a factor of 20 times more and that's one of

the big purposes of vitamin D. So you have vitamin D that goes in the receptor.

So there's something called the vitamin D receptor.

So if your gut's not allowing you to absorb the vitamin D, what do you do?

Well, very simply you take gut-friendly vitamin D.

That would include any one of these like sublingual vitamin D, topical vitamin D where you

put in the skin and it absorbs through the skin.

You can go to the doctor and get it injected or the sun.

Now the second reason why vitamin D might not work is you have a problem with the vitamin

D receptor itself and it becomes blocked for several reasons.

So in other words, if you have a problem with this receptor, the vitamin D will not connect

100%, maybe 30% or 40%, but not 100%.

And by the way, 30% of the population has a problem with the vitamin D receptor and also

40% of people who are obese also have a problem with the vitamin D receptor.

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