Download all ~40 of the charts from Vitamin D Life
Here are a few of the ~40 charts
Alternately: Browse Grassroots Health for Charts
Hypertension during pregnancy - none above 60 nanograms?
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See also Preeclampsia changes to Vitamin D Binding Protein reduces Vitamin D in placenta – Dec 2016
Without a loading dose it takes ~5 months (20 weeks) to get adequate vitamin D levels
See also some GrassrootHealth Charts on Vitamin D Life
- Grassroots Health participants Vitamin D vs age, intake, and resulting level – Sept 2013
- Response to Vitamin D - Grassroots
- Vitamin D supplementation - Grassroots Jan 2013
- 68 percent got vitamin D above 40 ng by regular use of tanning bed - July 2013
- Response to high dose vitamin D is limited by vitamin A - July 2013
- A group of 6,000 people have vitamin D levels higher than 50 ng – GrassrootsHealth
- Diabetes 10X less frequent among people getting lots of vitamin D - Aug 2013
- Chart of Vitamin D levels vs disease - Grassroots Health June 2013
- 2 month response time to Vitamin D (Grassroots Health)
Chart titles in the file which you can batch download
Serum Level vs Intake
Disease Incidence Prevention by Serum 25(OH)D Level
Serum Level vs Intake (Ages 18+ years)
Serum 25(OH)D vs Vitamin D Supplement Intake
Vitamin D Supplement Intake Per Pound vs. Serum 25(OH)D Concentration (Ages 18+ Years)
Vitamin D Supplement Intake vs. Serum 25(OH)D Concentration (Ages 18+ Years)
Vitamin D Dose (IU) to Ensure 90% of Adults Achieve Specified 25(OH) D Concentration (Ages 18+ years)*
Vitamin D Intake and Toxicity
Disease Incidence Prevention for Pregnancy Complications and Birth Outcomes
Fitted LOESS Curve of 25(OH)D Concentration within 6 Weeks of Delivery by Gestational Age (Weeks) at Birth
Frequency Distribution of 25(OH)D Concentration and Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy within 6 Weeks of Delivery
Serum 25(OH)D Concentration by Race/Ethnicity (U.S. Women Aged 18-45 years)
Average Serum 25(OH)D Concentration by Gestation Week and Treatment Group (see above)
Cancer Incidence is 71% Lower for >40 ng/ml vs <20 ng/ml (Women Ages 55+ Years)
Frequency Distribution of 25(OH)D among Cases and Non-Cases of Breast Cancer (Women Aged 60+ Years)
Non-Skin Cancer Cases in the GrassrootsHealth and Lappe Cohorts (Women Ages 55+ Years)
Non-Skin Cancer Incidence Rates: GrassrootsHealth vs. Lappe Cohorts (Women Ages 55+ Years)
Frequency Distribution of 25(OH)D among Cases and Non-Cases of Kidney Stones
Incidence Rate of Type 2 Diabetes is >50% Lower in GrassrootsHealth vs. NHANES (Participants Ages 20+ Years)
Pain Rating vs Serum Level
Experienced a Cold or Flu in Prior 6 Months by Vitamin D Status
Experienced a Broken Bone in Prior 6 Months by Vitamin D Status (Ages 65+ years)
Initial 25(OH)D Concentrations and Vitamin D Intake Amounts for “Vitamin D for Public Health” Seminar Participants
Serum 25(OH)D3 Increase for Each Food Source
Serum Level by Sun Exposure Amount for Non-Supplement Takers
Percent of Participants per Reported Vitamin D Supplement Type
Average Vitamin D Serum Level by Reported Supplement Type and Intake Amount
Average Serum Level by Vitamin D Supplement Amount (Ages 18+ Years)
Vitamin D Dose Response Curves for Vitamin A Intake Amounts
Physical Activity Among D*action Participants
Dose Response by Physical Activity Level
Vitamin D Supplement Intake by Age
Vitamin D Serum Level by Age
Vitamin D Serum Level by Gender
Vitamin D Supplement Intake by Latitude
Vitamin D Serum Level by Latitude
Vitamin D Supplement Intake by Percent Outdoor Occupation
Percent of Occupation Performed Outdoors During Daylight
Median Vitamin D Intake by Month of Year*
D*action Participant Counts in the United States
D*action Vitamin D Serum Levels in the United States
D*action Around the World