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D3 VS D2

VITAMIN D3 VS VITAMIN D2 Universal suitability    Unlike animal-origin Vitamin D3, Lichen Vitamin D3 is universally acceptable, making it suitable for Vegan, Vegetarians and Indian Green Dot food products. It offers a 100% sustainable and traceable end-to-end supply chain process with complete control on quality and purity. Unlike Sheep’s Wool, our process uses no pesticides […]

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Applications Foods & Beverages Breads & baking mixes Breakfast cereals & snack bars Confectionary Cooking oil Butter & spreads Dairy & non-dairy products Ice cream, Yogurts Juice Noodles Water Infant & Childrens’ products Baby droppers Infant formulas Confectionery   Nutritional Supplements Vitamin tablets & capsules Oral sprays & droppers Sports nutrition (powders, drinks & gels)

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Lichen Vitamin D3

Plant-based Vitamin D3 Plant-based Vitamin D3 is Cholecalciferol of 100% plant origin, produced from Lichen, and is available in following two standard formats and strengths, perfect for use across a wide range of applications including Foods, Drinks and Nutraceuticals. Conventional Vitamin D3 is obtained from animal-origins (lanolin/sheep wool). Lichen D3 is 100% plant-source yet chemically-identical.

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Research continues to link vitamin D levels with better COVID outcomes

Research continues to link vitamin D levels with better COVID outcomes

Is there a linear relationship between vitamin D levels and COVID mortality?

New and compelling clinical research further cements the case, and even suggests a baseline level of vitamin D at which there’s theoretically zero mortality from the pandemic disease.

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Vegans, This Is What You Need To Look Out For In Your Vitamin D Supplement

How to know if your vitamin D supplement is vegan?

The average vitamin D3 supplement (or cholecalciferol) is made from lanolin, a yellow fat that comes from sheep’s wool that is UV irradiated to create a concentrated cholecalciferol source. “Nothing wrong with lanolin,” says Ferira. “It’s a fine D3 source.” It doesn’t pose any significant safety concerns, per the Environmental Working Group (EWG), but it does come from sheep’s wool, which is, ahem, not vegan.

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