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People who have scored B.M.I (Body Mass Index) 30 or more than
30 are counted as obese person in medical science. This obesity or fattiness
can decrease your level of vitamin D in your body.
Recently scientists have found that by researching genetic data of human body and examine about
42 thousand people. They said that about 10% increasing of B.M.I (Body Mass
Index) can cause decreasing of 4% vitamin D of total level.
It is considered that maximum amount of vitamin D is stored
in fatty tissue of body. But in case of obese or fatty people have got more
fatty tissue than normal. So, it caused obstacles in passing vitamin D trough
fatty tissue to blood circulation in proper manner. In relation with that condition
Professor David Has-lam, Member of
National Obesity Forum said, “ Food habit and genetic factors both are
responsible for obesity of human body.”
In blood the normal level of Vitamin D is 50 nano mol per
liter. If it decease less than 30 it
will cause weakness of bone, Rickets of children and another bone diseases.
[Source: Health Journal PLOS]