Your
vitamin D level is very low at 7.1 ng/ml, and itâs important to improve it soon. I suggest starting with high-dose vitamin D3 supplements, which can be taken weekly or daily as advised.
Since itâs winter and sunlight exposure is limited, try spending at least 15â20 minutes in midday sunlight, focusing on exposing your face, hands, and arms to help boost natural production.
For vegetarian sources of vitamin D, include fortified options like milk, almond or soy milk, orange juice, cereals, and sun-exposed mushrooms in your diet regularly.
To enhance absorption, combine these foods with healthy fats such as nuts, seeds, avocados, or a drizzle of olive oil.
Make sure you also include
calcium-rich foods like paneer, curd, almonds, tofu, or green leafy vegetables, as vitamin D helps in calcium absorption for strong bones.
Consider taking vitamin D with meals for better absorption, as it is fat-soluble.
I recommend getting your levels tested again in 2â3 months to monitor progress and adjust the supplement dosage if needed.
Next Steps
If you still have any doubts or require further clarity, feel free to contact me or book a consultation. Iâll provide personalized guidance to help you achieve your health goals effectively.
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