Vitamin D deficiency is considered a global problem. Limited exposure to sunlight, due to location or lifestyle choices, is often cited as the cause of this epidemic. However, is deficiency that prevalent and, if so, what can be done about it?

We have seen quite striking changes in the
management of osteoporosis over the last
two decades. 25 years ago, the only effective
treatment in use was hormone replacement
therapy (HRT).

Bone has unique adaptive and regenerative abilities, which allow it to heal and strengthen itself in response to the physiological demands placed upon it.