There review article focuses on the relationship between the level of vitamin D3 and cancer incidence (or mortality), and also the potential properties of vitamin D3 that support its significant role in survival rates of certain cancers,
I think I am a real germaphobe because I get very conscious when someone sitting next to me starts coughing, especially when they don’t cover their mouth. I’ll let the first one slide but if
Vitamin D is good for more than preventing Rickets. It helps offset the lack of sunshine during the winter, cold months when depression or melancholy sets in, and immune cells get sluggish. When physicians talk about
"Dear Pharmacist,My friends daughter has rickets, I didn’t think that was possible in this day and age. How do I protect my kids?" --A.E., Boston, Massachusetts Answer: Rickets is the result of vitamin D deficiency
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