BetterYou DLux 1000 is a convenient daily oral Vitamin D3 spray to help maintain Vitamin D levels, to support a healthy lifestyle.

What is Vitamin D3?

• Vitamin D3 is a fat-soluble form of Vitamin D – when you produce this naturally, it’s called Colecalciferol. We produce Vitamin D3 in our skin when exposed to adequate ultraviolet light from the sun. However, our modern lifestyles, which tend to keep us indoors, are depriving us of the sunshine we need. Unfortunately,?even the foods we eat rarely contain enough Vitamin D3 - if any at all!

Vitamin D3 is a fantastic nutrient that's essential for our overall well-being and boasts a number of benefits, including:

• Contributing?to the support of the immune system.?What's more, studies have shown that Vitamin D may stimulate the body's production of anti-viral and anti-bacterial proteins.
• Helping to maintain?healthy muscles and nerves 
• Contributing to the maintenance of?normal teeth and bones helping?our bodies absorb calcium

Product features:

Delivering 1000IU per spray, DLux 1000 provides an effective maintenance dosage for adults and teenagers. Formulated to provide optimal nutritional delivery, each spray provides the Vitamin D in micro-sized droplets that coat and permeate the soft-tissue of the inner cheek, delivering the essential nutrients into the rich vein system below. This allows the formulation to quickly enter the bloodstream for optimal absorption.

• Each spray delivers 1000IU (25μg) of Vitamin D3 for a maintenance dosage
• Fast and effective absorption 
• A convenient alternative to tablets and capsules Supports bones, teeth and a healthy immune system 100 daily doses 
• Natural peppermint flavour 
• Certified vegetarian and palm oil derivative free 
• Sustainable packaging made from Ocean Waste Plastic

Who needs Vitamin D?

The symptoms of a Vitamin D deficiency include fatigue, hair loss, back and muscle pain, and even depression can be symptoms of a lack of Vitamin D. More than one?billion people worldwide are estimated to be deficient in Vitamin D.

Due to our changing diets and ever-increasing internal lifestyles, everyone should look to ensure they maintain healthy Vitamin D levels throughout the year.

However, the UK Department of Health outlines the following groups as “at-risk” and should strongly consider supplementation:

• All pregnant and breastfeeding women 
• Infants and young children under 5 years of age 
• Older people aged 65 years and over 
• People who have low or no exposure to the sun 
• People who have darker skin

• Adults
• Children aged 8 years and above 
• Use during pregnancy and breastfeeding 
• Vegetarians 
• People following a gluten free diet 
• No contraindications with prescribed medications 

Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.