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Date:August 2017
12/23/2018
The Big D
Seventy-five percent of teens and adults in the United States have deficiencies of vitamin D, known as the "Sunshine Vitamin." This is a stunning increase in the rates of vitamin D deficiency from forty-five percent between 1988 and 1994. At the same time, new research indicates that these deficiencies in vitamin D raise the risks for a broad spectrum of disease - including cancer, heart disease and diabetes.
