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Vitamin D Linked to Lower Risk of Respiratory Infections

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Vitamin D has been linked to a lower risk of respiratory infections. There is preliminary evidence to show this. Researchers from London found out about the link when people were taking Vitamin D supplements. There was a twelve percent reduction in the amount of people having an acute respiratory infection. Some people think the results are inconclusive.

Vitamin D Linked to Lower Risk of Respiratory Infections

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