A splash of sunshine
through every season.

Using only the purest and most natural ingredients, our Vitamin D line contains highly bioavailable and potent doses of the sunshine vitamin. Packaged into easy to administer formats, these products are designed to naturally support your strength and immunity.

Meet the sunshine vitamin.

Like a sunflower reaching for the sun, our bodies crave vitamin D which nurtures over 100 bodily functions. Just as a sunflower blooms with vitality, vitamin D supports the body’s strength and vigor by carefully regulating calcium and phosphate levels. 

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How works
in the body.

How works
in the body.

We choose D3 for our supplements due to its natural ‘sunshine’ synthesis in the body, offering superior absorption. Unlike Vitamin D2, which is photosynthesized in plants, mushrooms and yeast, D3 is the most natural and easily absorbable form of Vitamin D. 

Stored in the body’s fat cells

Once D3 is absorbed in the body it finds a comfy spot in our fat cells, patiently awaiting its cue. When needed, the liver and kidneys step in transforming stored vitamin D into its active form. 

Supports mood regulation

Vitamin D3 is a key player in the production and regulation of mood-regulating neurotransmitters like serotonin. Maintaining adequate D3 levels can contribute to an improved mood and overall mental well-being.

Aids calcium absorption

D3 promotes the absorption and regulation of calcium and phosphorus from our gut. This helps to keep our bones, teeth and muscles strong and healthy. 

Reinforces immune function

Vitamin D3 stimulates antimicrobial peptide production—tiny proteins that act like warriors against harmful pathogens. It fine-tunes immune responses, ensuring a focused defence without causing inflammation, maintaining a resilient and responsive system.

Stored in the body’s fat cells

Once D3 is absorbed in the body it finds a comfy spot in our fat cells, patiently awaiting its cue. When needed, the liver and kidneys step in transforming stored vitamin D into its active form. 

Supports mood regulation

Vitamin D3 is a key player in the production and regulation of mood-regulating neurotransmitters like serotonin. Maintaining adequate D3 levels can contribute to an improved mood and overall mental well-being.

Aids calcium absorption

D3 promotes the absorption and regulation of calcium and phosphorus from our gut. This helps to keep our bones, teeth and muscles strong and healthy. 

Reinforces immune function

Vitamin D3 stimulates antimicrobial peptide production—tiny proteins that act like warriors against harmful pathogens. It fine-tunes immune responses, ensuring a focused defence without causing inflammation, maintaining a resilient and responsive system.

Shining a light on D3 for a brighter, healthier you.

Unfortunately, it seems that it’s not always possible to get all the vitamin D we need from the sun alone. More than 50% of Canadians are deficient in vitamin D3, with frosty weather and cloudy days as the main culprits behind limited sunlight exposure during the colder months.

Well, it’s a bit of a treasure hunt as there aren’t a ton of natural sources of vitamin D in food. Fatty fish, including salmon, tuna, and mackerel, contain vitamin D. Small amounts of vitamin D can also be found in cheese and egg yolks. Additionally, certain food products, such as milk are fortified with vitamin D, meaning that the vitamin has been added to enhance its nutritional content.

Did you know that some cities in Canada can experience less than 40% of sunshine every year? Brr! Win­ter can bring low­er lev­els of vit­a­min D for some peo­ple as during the colder months, your body may absorb less vitamin D. Reduced exposure to sunlight and decreased time spent outdoors means you may miss out on the usual absorption of Vitamin D through your skin.

Excessive vitamin D is quite rare. The upper limit for adults is 100 micrograms (4000 IU). Since many people don’t meet the recommended daily intake of 15 micrograms, the risk of overconsumption is low. However, if it occurs, it can lead to toxicity, causing symptoms like nausea, vomiting, and weakness.

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