Low Vitamin D and PD

 Low Vitamin D and         Parkinsons 

Parkinsons disease is s second most form

Of  neurode generation  in the elderly 

Populations. 

Clinically 

1 Tremor 

2  Rigidity 

3 Slowness Movement 

4 Postural   Imbalance

  A significant association between low serum 

    Vitamin D and PD has been demonstrated 

Suggesting that elevated  vitamin D levels

Might provide protection against  PD

      A growing evidence suggests that  

Vitamin D supplementation may be beneficial

For PD Patients .

       Calcitriol (1,25 _dehydroxybe ause 

 Vitamin D3)

   Is the best indicated for PD,  because

It is the best indicated for PD , 

Because it is highly active Vitamin d3 preceptor

Metabolite with an appropriate receptor in

The CNS.

There is evidence of abnormalities in the Vitamin D endocrine system in 

PD patients including Low Bone Marrow

Density

Sun light exposure can can increased 

BMD of PD increasing serum 25-hydtoxy

Vitamin D 3 

 

Osteoporosis and Osteopenia are common 

Findings in PD patients 

Affecting 91% of women and 61%men

Ref ISIN Neurology 2012 :134289

Khanh Luong and Lan Neguyen 

Please note consult your doctor before following

Any information