"While it is found in a few foods like oily fish, most people get vitamin
D from a natural effect on the body caused by sunlight. Low levels are
associated with bone conditions such as rickets and osteoporosis, but it
can also affect muscle tissue and has been found to be associated with
normal levels of dopamine, a chemical linked to mood, in the brain."
Vitamin D deficiency associated with heightened depression, study finds
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Vitamin D Supplementation
"At present, they stated that the evidence supports Vitamin D to prevent
fractures (especially accompanied by calcium), and maybe to prevent
falls in older patients. But, they say: 'No other effects are proven.
For many other conditions, the evidence for vitamin D supplementation is
plagued by the use of small, poor-quality trials.'”
At Last, Some Sense About Vitamin D Supplementation
At Last, Some Sense About Vitamin D Supplementation
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