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What are the signs of vitamin D deficiency? Vitamin D greatly influences the systems of our body from ensuring calcium supply to our bones to strengthening our immune system. We normally get this vitamin from foods, supplements, and the sun’s rays, but when something goes wrong and we face vitamin D deficiency, our body systems may break.

For example, sweating that seems a little excessive or not brought on by anything particularly obvious, however, can be a sign that you’re lacking vitamin D. So what other signs show a deficiency, how serious is the problem, and what can you do to get more of it? Here at Bright Side, we’ve studied the most common symptoms of low vitamin D levels and we want to tell you what we’ve found.

TIMESTAMPS:
You sweat excessively 1:01
Your bones often ache 1:35
You have muscle pain 2:11
You get sick all the time 2:47
You can’t seem to stay energized 3:26
When you get cuts or bruises, they take forever to heal 4:03
You notice more hair falling out of your head than usual 4:52
You can’t shake the feeling of sadness 5:25
What can you do to get more of vitamin D? 6:26

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FORT MEADE, Md. Sweat drips down the face of a U.S. Army Reserve Soldier from the 200th Military Police Command during a Spin class as part of a Performance Triad program organized by the command and hosted on Fort Meade, Maryland, May 9, 2017. The three-week fitness program took place from May 5-25 to help Soldiers who had either failed the Army Physical Fitness Test or had been on the Army Body Fat Composition program. The camp focused on the triad of overall health: physical fitness, nutrition and sleep, by providing education and personalized coaching to Soldiers in all three of those phases of life and more: By Master Sgt. Michel Sauret/U.S. Army Reserve, https://www.usar.army.mil/News/Images/igphoto/2001753153/
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SUMMARY:
– Without vitamin D, your bones can’t absorb the necessary amount of calcium to create healthy bone tissue, causing a weakening of the bones known as osteomalacia.
– In addition to aching bones and muscles, a lack of vitamin D can cause chronic pain throughout the entire body. This debilitating condition is known as fibromyalgia, and it makes life a living nightmare for those who suffer from it!
– Suffering from your 4th or 5th virus this year? It may be because a lack of vitamin D is causing your immune system to work poorly.
– It’s 4 pm and you feel like you have two bricks as eyelids and barely have the strength to get up from your desk. Sound familiar? There could be quite a few reasons for this feeling. But it can also be due to a lack of vitamin D.
– Does it seem like your small wounds and injuries take longer to heal than everyone else’s? But this kind of slow healing can also be because of a lack of (say it with me) vitamin D!
– The average person loses anywhere from 50 to 100 hairs from their head every day. But if you suffer from a lack of vitamin D, you can lose way more than that, at least enough to notice that something’s definitely not right.
– According to Psychology Today, vitamin D is the only vitamin that is also a hormone. In studies on the relationship between vitamin D and depression, scientists discovered traces of the vitamin on cells found in the regions where depression resides.
– Vitamin D can be attained by spending time outside. According to The Arthritis Foundation, spending 10-15 minutes in the sun every other day or so can help replenish your vitamin D levels. Even sitting by an open window can help give you more vitamin D!

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Today we’ll be talking about warning signs of vitamin C deficiency.

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Timestamps:
Intro – 0:00
1. Rough Skin – 00:18
2. Joint Pain – 00:52
3. Extensive Bruising – 01:32
4. Healing Problems – 02:09
5. Weakness in Your Bones – 02:52
6. Fatigue – 03:35
7. Horrible Mood – 04:18
8. Sudden Weight Gain – 04:56
9. Coil-Shaped Body Hair – 05:40
10. Reddish-Brown Hair Follicles – 06:31
Ways to help yourself –
1. Increase Your Intake – 07:11
2. Quit Smoking – 07:33
3. Vitamin Supplements – 08:02

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Summary:
1. Rough Skin
Rough skin is one of the first signs because Vitamin C is responsible for collagen production. When you don’t have Vitamin C in your body, it hampers your skin.

2. Joint Pain
This is because Vitamin C plays a crucial role in strengthening our joints. More importantly, joints contain a lot of the collagen that Vitamin C helps to produce.

3. Extensive Bruising
When there is not enough supply of Vitamin C, collagen production of your skin slows down, causing you to bruise easily. A small injury can end up leaving severe scars.

4. Healing Problems
It is the collagen in your skin that assists your body in healing. Additionally, your body’s metabolism also plays an important role in providing a much needed helping hand. For your wounds to heal properly, you need to have Vitamin C in your body, which is ascorbic acid.

5. Weakness In Your Bones
Many studies have shown that lacking this nutrient in your diet is linked to fractures and osteoporosis.

6. Fatigue
Vitamin C is also responsible for replenishing your energy. The absence of this Vitamin C will likely make you feel tired.

7. Horrible Mood
What if you just have a bad mood for no reason? If that has ever happened then maybe you should consider increasing the amount of Vitamin C in your diet.

8. Sudden Weight Gain
It was found that low intake of Vitamin C was linked to obesity.

9. Coil-Shaped Body Hair
Vitamin C helps in the structure of hair. So, when you don’t have enough of this nutrient in your body, your hair tends to be bent or coiled.

10. Reddish-Brown Hair Follicles
Please keep in mind that the follicles contain tiny blood vessels that supply nutrients to the area. When there isn’t enough supply of Vitamin C, these blood vessels become weak and may break easily. This is why the hair follicles turn reddish-brown.

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Are you feeling tired, experiencing frequent colds, or struggling with slow wound healing? These could be signs of a Vitamin C deficiency, a vital nutrient for your overall health. In this informative video, we uncover the top 5 indicators of Vitamin C deficiency and provide valuable insights into how your diet plays a crucial role in maintaining optimal levels. Don’t miss out on this essential knowledge that can transform your well-being. Watch now and unlock the power of Vitamin C for a healthier, vibrant you!

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Diarrhea, also spelled diarrhoea, is the condition of having at least three loose or liquid bowel movements each day. It often lasts for a few days and can result in dehydration due to fluid loss. Signs of dehydration often begin with loss of the normal stretchiness of the skin and irritable behaviour. This can progress to decreased urination, loss of skin color, a fast heart rate, and a decrease in responsiveness as it becomes more severe. Loose but non-watery stools in babies who are exclusively breastfed, however, are normal.

The most common cause is an infection of the intestines due to either a virus, bacteria, or parasite – a condition also known as gastroenteritis.[2] These infections are often acquired from food or water that has been contaminated by feces, or directly from another person who is infected. The three types of diarrhea are: short duration watery diarrhea, short duration bloody diarrhea, and persistent diarrhea (lasting more than two weeks).The short duration watery diarrhea may be due to an infection by cholera, although this is rare in the developed world. If blood is present it is also known as dysentery. A number of non-infectious causes can result in diarrhea. These include lactose intolerance, irritable bowel syndrome, non-celiac gluten sensitivity, celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, hyperthyroidism, bile acid diarrhea, and a number of medications.In most cases, stool cultures to confirm the exact cause are not required.

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The video details the warning signs of the flu including fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills and fatigue and whether you should seek medical help.

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Influenza (also known as flu) is a contagious respiratory illness caused by flu viruses. It can cause mild to severe illness, and at times can lead to death. Flu is different from a cold. Flu usually comes on suddenly. People who are sick with flu often feel some or all of these symptoms; fever* or feeling feverish/chills (though, it’s important to note that not everyone with flu will have a fever), cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches, and fatigue (or tiredness).

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How to Prevent Heart Disease. About 610,000 people die from heart disease each year in the U.S. alone. There are tons of factors that can cause a person to develop heart problems, but most of them come down to poor lifestyle choices. Your body gives you warning signs early on so that you can catch an illness in its early stages or even prevent it altogether and save your life. Here are 10 of the most common red flags that indicate bad heart health.

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A cough that won’t quit 1:38
A persistent cough can be a symptom of all kinds of health issues, and cardiovascular disease is one of them. For instance, a chronic cough that produces a pinkish bloody liquid is very common in people with heart failure. Despite what it sounds like, heart failure doesn’t mean that the heart completely stops beating. It just means that a person’s heart isn’t pumping blood as well as it should be. As a result, the body doesn’t get enough oxygen since it’s carried to all the tissues by the blood.

Nausea and loss of appetite 3:07
A lot of heart disease patients show a lack of appetite, nausea, or both, even if they’ve had just a couple bites of food. The reason for that is built-up fluid around the liver and intestines that interferes with proper digestion. These symptoms are usually accompanied by abdominal pain, upset stomach, or feeling bloated. In fact, abdominal cramps that come and go in short spurts are extremely common right before a heart attack.

Your skin becomes paler or takes on a bluish tint 5:28
Being naturally pale doesn’t necessarily mean you have a heart condition. But sudden paleness can be a result of reduced blood flow due to a heart that’s not pumping blood as effectively as it should be. Shock, which can be caused by any condition that prevents the blood in your body from circulating properly, is the main reason why people who are suffering from a heart attack or heart failure turn pale all of a sudden.

Chronic or sudden fatigue 7:02
Fatigue can be one of the main symptoms indicating an impending heart attack. Women are more likely to experience heart-related fatigue than men, with 70% of female heart attack patients reporting that they’d felt extremely tired before their episode. Physical or mental activity isn’t the reason for such exhaustion, and it increases by the end of the day if it’s due to a failing heart. It’s really hard for this symptom to go unnoticed. Sometimes it’s exhausting just to perform even the simplest tasks, like making the bed or taking a shower.

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TIMESTAMPS
10. Pain that spreads to the arm 1:01
9. A cough that won’t quit 1:38
8. Swollen legs, ankles, and feet 2:25
7. Nausea and loss of appetite 3:07
6. Extreme levels of anxiety 3:47
5. Lightheadedness or fainting 4:26
4. Your skin becomes paler or takes on a bluish tint 5:28
3. Skin rashes or unusual spots 6:20
2. Chronic or sudden fatigue 7:02
1. Increased perspiration 7:45

SUMMARY
-If their heart isn’t working properly, a lot of men feel pain in their left arm, while women experience the same pain in either or both arms.
-A persistent cough can be a symptom of all kinds of health issues, and cardiovascular disease is one of them.
-When your heart isn’t pumping enough blood through the body, fluid from your blood vessels leaks into surrounding tissues. Your lower extremities are the most affected simply due to gravity.
-A lot of heart disease patients show a lack of appetite, nausea, or both, even if they’ve had just a couple bites of food.
-People who suffer from extreme anxiety from a very early age or most of their life are more prone to developing coronary heart disease.
-Feeling lightheaded and experiencing temporary loss of consciousness, also known in the scientific community as “syncope”, is super common among heart patients.
-Sudden paleness can be a result of reduced blood flow due to a heart that’s not pumping blood as effectively as it should be.
-People with eczema were found to have a 48% chance of suffering from high blood pressure and a 29% possibility of having high cholesterol.
-Sometimes it’s exhausting just to perform even the simplest tasks, like making the bed or taking a shower before a heart attack.
-People experience flu-like symptoms, have clammy skin, and sweat regardless of the air temperature or physical exertion.

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Low back pain is by far the most common source of discomfort we deal with. The irony is, a lot of times what we feel is rooted in the lower back is actually caused by muscles not in the back at all. In this video, I’m going to show you how the glute medius could be the real cause of your back pain and a quick exercise you can do to relieve your discomfort instantly. Once gone, I’m also going to show you a few additional exercises you can do to make sure your low back pain never returns.

The gluteus medius is sandwiched between the glute maximus and minimus and lies in and around the hip area. The role of the muscle is to abduct your hip or lift your leg out to the side in either standing or side lying and to keep your pelvis level whenever you take a step. Prolonged sitting during the day as well as an unequal weight distribution when standing are two of the most common reasons for this muscle to get weak and imbalanced.

You can quickly test to see if you have the makings of a weak glute medius by standing with your feet shoulder width apart and lifting one foot off the ground. First take note whether or not your opposite hip drops significantly. If it does, this would indicate a glute weakness on that side. You would repeat with the opposite foot as well. When you do this you would also want to see if you had to dramatically shift your weight to one side just to lift that foot off the ground. If you do, this would indicate that you have an unequal weight distribution when standing and it would be especially troublesome when squatting.

To fix this quickly, you will want to lay down on the ground with your affected side on top. If your right lower back was bothering you then you would want to lie on your left hip. From here, take your thumb and place it on the area most sore. You should feel that this is going to happen just to the outside of the bony prominence of your pelvis. From here, push to hold back the trigger point and start flossing your leg down and in front of you and then back and up. Your hip should be extended and then lifted into abduction towards the ceiling (being sure to point the toes down to keep the glute medius in focus). Do this about 10 times until you feel the tension in the muscle release.

Now, you can burn out the spasm in the trigger point by getting into the fully contracted position of the glute medius muscle and holding as long as you can. Generally, because this muscle is often very weak, this may not be any longer than 30 seconds to a minute. Once you cannot hold it any more you will stand up and you should notice an immediate relief of the pain on that side.

This is the quick but not permanent fix for this problem. Since the underlying cause is weakness in the gluteus medius muscle you will want to back this up with some exercises for your low back that you can do a few times a week. I show you three options for this. The first is the hip bump against the wall. The second is called the sack swinger, and can be done with a dog leash if you don’t have a formal dip belt. The last is actually doing the same movement that you did for the treatment, but this time as a strengthening exercise for your low back.

Whatever you do, just be sure you are consistent. You will also see that as you relieve the tension in this muscle that your squat performance improves as well. Your depth should be increased and any low back pain that you felt by doing the exercise should be gone since you will now be able to do them with equal force through each leg.

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