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Clinical study finds correction of vitamin D deficiency may benefit patients with common type of vertigo

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Perhaps you frequently suffer vertigo (that “spinning feeling”) or know someone who does. If so, you may want to read about a recent research study, in which researchers explored what happens to study participants taking controlled amounts of vitamin D. The methodology is described, the promising results are discussed, and the limitations of the study are explained.

Clinical study finds correction of vitamin D deficiency may benefit patients with common type of vertigo

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