Vitamin D (D2+D3)

vitamin Unit: mcg

Vitamin D (combining D2 from fungi and D3 from animal sources) regulates calcium and phosphorus absorption and is essential for bone mineralization. It also modulates immune function, muscle performance, and cell growth. The skin synthesizes vitamin D3 upon exposure to UVB radiation, but this varies with latitude, season, and skin pigmentation. The RDA is 600–800 IU (15–20 mcg) per day; fatty fish, fortified dairy, and egg yolks are the main food sources.

Reference Daily Intake · per 100g

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Reference Daily Intake

15 mcg

= 100% RDA
#Foodper 100g% RDA
1Cod Liver Oil250.0 mcg
1667%
2Raw Crimini Mushrooms (UV-Exposed)31.9 mcg
213%
3Raw Portabella Mushrooms, UV-Exposed28.4 mcg
189%
4Raw Maitake Mushrooms28.1 mcg
187%
5Raw Greenland Halibut27.4 mcg
183%
6Raw White Mushroom (UV-Exposed)26.2 mcg
175%
7Salted Mackerel25.2 mcg
168%
8Raw Carp24.7 mcg
165%
9Raw Eel23.3 mcg
155%
10Canned Sockeye Salmon21.5 mcg
143%
11Canned Sockeye Salmon21.0 mcg
140%
12Cooked Farmed Rainbow Trout19.0 mcg
127%
13Canned Sockeye Salmon19.0 mcg
127%
14Margarine Spread (35-39% Fat)17.5 mcg
117%
15Smoked Chinook Salmon17.1 mcg
114%
16Cooked Sockeye Salmon16.7 mcg
111%
17Cooked Swordfish16.6 mcg
111%
18Raw Atlantic Mackerel16.1 mcg
107%
19Smoked Sturgeon16.1 mcg
107%
20Raw Farmed Rainbow Trout15.9 mcg
106%