Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise

ISSN: 2518-6590

Groundbreaking research on nutrition, physical activity, and public health from across the Arab world.

Vitamin D Supplementation does not Effect Adiposity in Healthy Adults

Published date:Nov 12 2017

Journal Title: Arab Journal of Nutrition and Exercise

Issue title: AJNE: Vol 1, No 2 (2016)

Pages:101-112

DOI: 10.18502/ajne.v1i2.1227

Authors:

Zujaja-Tul-Noor Hamid Mehmoodztnoor4@gmail.comDepartment of Natural Sciences and Public Health, Zayed University, Abudhabi, UAE

Dimitrios Papandreou

Abstract:

Introduction: Vitamin D is crucial for skeletal and extraskeletal health outcomes as Vitamin D binding receptors are located through out body, and epidemiological data supports its link with many conditions. Data on vitamin D levels and especially Vitamin D supplementation in U.A.E. is essentially inadequate.

Design: Subjects (n=20) in this 1 month prospective study were given 2000 IU of daily Vitamin D without any special dietary or physical activity changes. Anthropometrics (weight, waist circumference, hip circumference), Vitamin D/ Calcium food frequency questionnaire and 24 –Hour recall were collected.

Results: Mean age of subjects was 28.7 years, and baseline mean serum Vitamin D level of 17.5 ng/mL ±6.47. It increased Vitamin D serum levels by a mean of 6.76 ng/mL. Hip Circumference also reduced statistically significantly by moderate 2% (p 0.03 ±0.59),

Conclusion: Vitamin D supplementation moderate dose daily can be pivotal in acquiring health benefits and reducing adiposity related factors. However, this surely calls for further investigation for longer period.

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