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                   How to Get Your Daily Vitamin D 

With all this snow and overcast, it seems more and more clients are feeling the effects of this very harsh winter. Even if you live where it is warm, dark skies can also affect how one feels. During the summer, the body can convert sunlight from just 15 to 20 minutes of daily exposure into ample amounts of vitamin D. By getting enough Vit D, your body and mind should feel "lighter" and you can help fight those winter blues. By incorporating these foods into your diet you will not only reduce your risk of a Vit D deficiency, but you will help keep your bones strong and healthy.

 

Mushrooms

Fresh Salmon

Canned Salmon

Oysters

Halibut

Shrimp

Cod

Cheese

Eggs

Canned Tuna

Fortified Orange Juice

Fortified Milk and Yogurt

Fortified Cereals

Beef Liver

Cod Liver Oil

 

The Institute of Medicine recommends getting between 600 and 800 IU per day.

 

Play 55 Minutes of racquetball and burn approximately 500 calories!!!!
*calories are based on activity level, age, gender and height and may vary from person to person.
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Calorie Burn may vary on an individual basis.

 

Consult your physician before beginning any exercise program