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One of the most widely known and well researched uses for vitamin D is in its protective effects against osteoporosis and fracture risk. It was found that people that were deficient in vitamin D will only absorb about 10-15% of the calcium from the gut, whereas people that had optimal vitamin D levels were absorbing between 30-80%.
