Most vitamins can't be produced by the body itself, but must be ingested by food or drugs, while vitamin D can be produced by skin irradiated by ultraviolet rays. Vitamin D is mainly used to form and keep bones strong, especially to improve the body's absorption of sodium ions. Can be used for preventing rickets in children, rickets in adults and joint pain. Lack of vitamin D can also lead to rickets in children and adults. Other typical symptoms include muscular atrophy, acute enteritis, diarrhea, insomnia and anxiety. Reducing the harm of some calcium can save more important calcium in the body. Finally, vitamin D can help improve the absorption and metabolism of hyperosteogeny and increase the calcium content in blood.
Food intake is formed by sunlight. Foods containing vitamin D actually include fish, eggs and high-protein foods. However, even if there are not many ingredients containing vitamin D, it is unrealistic to get enough vitamin D from food. Sunbathing needs scientific norms. It is suggested that everyone should be exposed to natural light for 20-30 minutes from 10 to 3 pm every day. At this time, the vitamin D produced by human body can meet the requirements of obviously recommended daily intake. Through the glass, most of the ultraviolet rays in the sun can't pass through the laminated glass, so it can't help the human body to form vitamin D and can't help the absorption of calcium.