Intestinal Flora Could Regulate the Level of Vitamin D?

During these days, our company found that a kind of bacteria in the intestine can use cell signaling proteins to regulate the production of vitamin D. Vitamin D, as a key nutrient for the group, can mainly participate in the construction and maintenance of bone. In the study of rats, microbial communities that help digest food and maintain immune function can regulate the metabolism of vitamin D in the body through a drug called fibroblast growth factor 23. Through repeated research and experiments, our company has produced two products, vitamin D1 and vitamin D2.
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