The common cause of kidney problems is type 2 diabetes. Low vitamin levels in blood pose a higher risk of various diseases such as kidney disease and type 2 diabetes. So, could consuming vitamin D supplements aid in protecting the kidney of patients with pre-diabetes?<\/p>\n
According to a clinical trial, vitamin D supplement consumption has no beneficial effect on the kidneys of patients with pre-diabetes. But it was noted that the excellent effect of vitamin D is much greater on people with low vitamin D levels or poor kidney function.<\/p>\n
A study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of vitamin D supplements on kidney health of pre-diabetic patients. 2,423 adults are overweight or obese and diagnosed with pre-diabetes included in the study. The participants had randomly taken vitamin D3 4000 IU each day and placebo for an average treatment of 2.9 years.<\/p>\n
According to experts, this study has the most prominent participants in vitamin D diabetes prevention clinical trials at this time.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, it was seen that there are 28 cases with worsening kidney function and 30 in placebo, which means that vitamin D has no beneficial effect. Experts added that since vitamin D is taken by many, it is challenging to notice its benefits in clinical trials.<\/p>\n
Overall, people who are not consuming vitamin D appear to have lower amounts of protein in their urine over time, making their kidneys healthy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The common cause of kidney problems is type 2 diabetes. Low vitamin levels in blood pose a higher risk of various diseases such as kidney disease and type 2 diabetes. So, could consuming vitamin D supplements aid in protecting the kidney of patients with pre-diabetes?
\nAccording to a clinical trial, vitamin D supplement consumption has no beneficial effect on the kidneys of patients with pre-diabetes. But it was noted that the excellent effect of vitamin D is much greater on people with low vitamin D levels or poor kidney function.
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