Again and again storage fraud?

Why vitamin D and calcium can play a role.

Who is under the Benign paroxysmal storage dizziness (BPLS) suffers from it; they know the fear of the next attack. If these fainting episodes occur very frequently, we are talking about a high recurrence rate and the vitamin D level should definitely be examined in this case.

This is what lies behind the relationship between vitamin D, calcium and BPLS:

• The role of vitamin D: Study results show that vitamin D supplementation can help reduce the recurrence rate in storage dizziness.
• Why calcium is important: Vitamin D ensures that we can absorb and obtain calcium from food.
• The composition of the ear stones: The tiny crystals that dissolve in BPLS are composed of calcium. Specifically, they are calcium carbonate crystals.
• Stability for the membrane: If we have sufficient calcium in the body, these ear pads are optimally maintained. This prevents them from becoming brittle and from prematurely leaving the membrane.
• Detailed explanation: How the calcium carbonate crystals degrade in quality, detach from the membrane and fall into the channel are explained step by step in the long YouTube video.

👉 Would you like to understand the relationship between vitamin D and calcium in the context of storage dizziness and evidence-based approaches for preventing relapses in detail? Take a look now to our detailed Patient information or that Main video on YouTube may apply.

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