Pages tagged with "Falls and Fractures"
- Save 2 billion dollars annually in fractures if take Vitamin D and Calcium – Frost and Sullivan
- Bone fracture in children 1.8 X more likely if born in winter (low vitamin D)
- Hip replacement 2X more likely if hip bone surgery was during winter (low vitamin D)
- Reduce chance of falling with 800 IU of vitamin D - European Food Safety Authority
- More aged are falling - even age-adjusted
- Seniors need at least 4,000 IU vitamin D, no test needed – Consensus
- UK would save as least 636 million dollars annually by giving 800 IU vitamin D free to all seniors
- Hip fracture – not getting enough vitamin D – 2013
- Bone fractures reduced by a minimum of 800 IU vitamin D and Calcium – meta-meta-analysis
- Fractures reduced with any amount of vitamin D and some Calcium - Cochraine
- Vitamin A increases risk of fracture if too much or too little – meta-analysis
- Fallers often had less than 20 ng of vitamin D – meta-analysis
- Parkinson's patients having more vitamin D had better balance control
- Seniors with adequate vitamin D could rebalance themselves 80% faster, and thus not fall as often – 2013
- Hip fractures reduced 2X to 6X with just 10 minutes of sunlight daily – RCT 2003-2010
- 1 in 4 Iranian patients did not achieve 20 ng with 3700 IU vitamin D daily for a year after fracture
- Hip fracture rate varies with latitude (and thus vitamin D) in Sweden
- Obese diabetics had low vitamin D and spine fractures
- Men with hip fracture were 1.6X more likely to have low vitamin D
- Low vitamin D, not low BMD, associated with both breaking hip and upper body bone in a fall