Not exact matches
In rats, experimental calcium deficiency in the presence of adequate vitamin D
caused a more than four-fold elevation of
calcitriol and a more than 60 percent drop in 25 (OH) D from just under 40 ng / mL to about 15 ng / mL (4)(click to enlarge):
These findings indicate that, as expected, dietary calcium deficiency
causes our parathyroid glands to make more parathyroid hormone, thus increasing the conversion of 25 (OH) D to the more active
calcitriol.
It controls the
calcitriol hormone which
causes fat production.
Vitamin D derivatives like
calcitriol (Rocaltrol, Calcijex) and calcipotriene (Dovonex), used to treat a wide range of human conditions including psoriasis, thyroid problems, and osteoporosis, can
cause fatal blood calcium level spikes in your dog or cat.