Safe and Effective Use of Vitamin D A Literature Review

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Course Approvals

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Course Instructors

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Course Duration

1 hour

Description

Title: Safe and Effective Use of Vitamin D A Literature Review
Speaker: Dr. Daniel Watters ND

Dr. Daniel Watters summarizes literally hundreds of the most current papers on vitamin D in particular discussing dosage in specific conditions, safety concerns, and different available forms of supplementation.  His lecture provides clinicians the useful highlights about Vitamin D in the research literature.


Learning objectives:

1. Describe the physiological regulation and biological actions of Vitamin D
2. Identify the clinical symptoms and laboratory abnormalities that suggest the presence of Vitamin D deficiency
3. Evaluate the impact on different vitamin D interventions on the major clinical outcomes in treatment and prevention of disease
4. Determine the optimal supplementation of regimens in treating Vitamin D deficiencies
5. Gain awareness of Vitamin D receptor dysfunction as an obstacle to cure.

Credit Status

Eligible
Qualifying Continuing Education by CTDPH (Connecticut)
Coursework by DORA (Colorado)
Credit hours by OBNM (Oregon)
Category C Credits by SNAP (Saskatchewan)
Program Credits CNDA (Alberta)

Reciprocal Approval
Arizona, USA
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland, CANADA