Many Americans are not getting enough vitamin D, and this D-ficiency may put their health at risk. It's true that vitamin D works with calcium to keep bones strong, but new and emerging research suggests vitamin D may be far more versatile, offering an array of health benefits. Click here to visit our online library of vitamin D research. Some preliminary research suggests vitamin D helps regulate the immune system and helps support heart health, normal blood pressure, healthy blood sugar and healthy aging.
Many experts now believe that vitamin D deficiency is a major health issue and are focused on ways to help close the country’s vitamin D gap. In fact, the American Public Health Association just identified vitamin D deficiency as one of their priority public health concerns. See if you’re getting enough of this vital and versatile vitamin, or if you’re at risk of falling short.
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