Oct 20, 2023
Viteranz aims to address unique health challenges faced by black veterans. A VA-part funded study revealed a link between vitamin D levels and reduced self-harm in this group. Founded by UK black veteran Deon Bryan, Viteranz donates 30% of profits to black veteran charities.

Sheridan, United States - October 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Viteranz Highlights the Importance of Mental Well-being for Black Veterans
In a groundbreaking initiative, Viteranz aims to spotlight black veterans' unique health challenges, particularly mental health and emotional resilience. A recent study funded by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) uncovered a significant link between vitamin D levels and a reduced risk of self-harm and suicide in the black veteran community, with a remarkable 64% reduction observed.
Founder Deon Bryan, a black veteran from the UK, has firsthand experience with the distinct health issues this community encounters. "Viteranz is not just about products," says Deon. "It's a mission, a promise, and a profound commitment to serve brave black veterans. Our initiative draws from key research findings, looking at ways to ensure optimum well-being, especially focusing on UVB absorption and its effects on individuals with darker high melanin skin."
At its core, Viteranz champions the value of serving the community. Born from a desire to bridge the divide between vital scientific discoveries and tangible real-world solutions, Viteranz is diligent in its research and the quality of its offerings.
Beyond its core mission, the company is deeply dedicated to giving back, with 30% of its profits earmarked for black veteran charities, exemplifying its commitment to uplift and support those who've valiantly served.
With Viteranz leading the charge, there's a communal call to action to support and prioritize the health and emotional well-being of black veterans.
To learn more about Viteranz's mission and its latest initiatives, visit https://viteranz.com/ or contact [email protected].
About Viteranz
Viteranz is at the forefront of health solutions, grounded in rigorous scientific research, empathy, and innovative strategies. With a clear vision to deliver trustworthy solutions, Viteranz emphasizes the health and well-being of its community. Recognizing the invaluable contribution of black veterans, the brand remains unwavering in its quest to facilitate change, extend support, and honor those who've dedicated themselves to service.
Contact Info:
Name: Deon Bryan
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Organization: Viteranz
Address: 30 N Gould St Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States
Phone: +44-7830-129686
Website: https://viteranz.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89110021
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