Vitamin D alone is not believed to decrease Asthma. Vitamin D has been shown to increase the effect of Steroids when used to treat asthma. Hear is a link that will explain the use of vitamin D and Steroid in asthma treatment http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2011/04/21/can-vitamin-d-help-asthma-sufferers/
Some studies have shown that Vitamin D, which our bodies make from sunlight, may lessen the symptoms of asthma. The Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology has published multiple studies showing evidence of a link between Vitamin D and asthma.
Taking vitamin D is usually a good idea because a lot of people are deficient in it but whether or not it is effective as a sole treatment for your Asthma is something you really need to consult your doctor about.
Though this is debatable; vitamin D and co-enzyme Q10.
Yes. According to a study published in January 2011 in the Journal of Allergy & Clinical Immunology, patients who have higher stores of this vitamin seem to need less medication than ones that don't. Vitamin D enhances the activity of corticosteroids used for asthma treatment.
Ok, this will be necessarily brief, but Vitamin D acts more like a hormone in your body than a vitamin, and proper amounts of D affect calcium uptake. And lots of other processes.
Lack of vitamin D can cause a wide range of symptoms such as the flu, muscle weakness, psoriasis and asthma. It also can trigger depression. It can be treated by exposure to the sun and supplements.
keeps it healthy
yes it does
There are no drug interactions between vitamin D pills and the birth control pill.
Yes, it is potentially helpful, and as a bonus it is also one of the cheaper vitamins you can find today. Inhaled steroids also don't work as well if you have a low vitamin D level.
Vitamin D does not directly affect skin color. Skin color is primarily determined by the amount of melanin in the skin, which is produced by melanocytes. However, Vitamin D is important for maintaining healthy skin and can help prevent skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.