Importance of Vitamin D In Hypertension

It’s long been known that a population’s average blood pressure rises the farther the country is from the equator. 
That’s not just a matter of the laid-back tropics versus the urban grind. Researchers recruited 18 volunteers with mild hypertension and put them under UVB lights for at least six minutes three times a week. 
After six weeks, the amount of Vitamin D in their systems had more than doubled and their blood pressure had dropped significantly to normal for some. 
The lights may work, because they boost calcitriol production by the kidneys, and calcitriol tamps down enzymes that cause blood vessels to constrict, a major cause of high blood pressure.

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