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Vitamin D Cuts Risk Of Death From Heart Disease

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Publication date: Sep 22, 2009

Research has revealed a link between insufficient vitamin D consumption and a higher risk of dying from heart disease in those over 65-years-old. Unfortunately, 1/3 of older adults do not get enough vitamin D in their diets. Taking a vitamin D supplement could fix that and protect you from the risk of premature death.

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