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Excess of phosphorus (the ratio Ca : P = 1 : 2) in a diet of growing rats strengthened such manifestations of vitamin D insufficiency as hypercalcemia and inhibition of animal growth. The data obtained suggest that excess of phosphorus is apparently important for pathogenesis of rachitis and the optimal ratio Ca : P should not be ignored in child diet.
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