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Oh No, I'm Severly Deficient in Vitamin D, and I Have Multiple Sclerosis by Jughead Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:38am Vitamin D deficient and multiple sclerosis, not cool! How does this happen? I drink milk, or I did when I was younger. My dad doesn't drink milk now, or ever and he... I deficient in? Be nice! How long has this been with me? Can it be turned around? So here's the deal, the range for good vitamin D is 32 - 100. I'm sure Read on »

Causes of Vitamin D deficiency Signs of Vitamin D deficiency Fixing Vitamin D deficiency by Bill .. Posted Thu 14 May 2009 4:38pm Yesterday my wife got results from some blood tests and they showed that she had a vitamin D deficiency. I thought that this was odd since I was under the impression that anyone that got enough sun would have their bodies create enough vitamin D to stay healthy. I was apparently wrong. Not only is my wife deficient but a friend of hers as well Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiency by Blinders off .. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 09 Jun 2009 11:20pm I finally had my Vitamin D level checked and to my surprise, I am severely deficient in Vitamin D. The reference range for Vitamin D in the body is 32 – 100. Hell, my... deficiency. Instead of trying to blog about the different ways a lack of vitamin D can effect your life…check it out in your spare time on the provided links below. Vitamin D Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiency has potentially sev by Mary Pougnet Patient Expert

Posted Sun 28 Feb 2010 5:15pm Vitamin D Deficiency has potentially severe repercussions for bone fracture rates and overall health. #MaryWoznyHealth Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiencies May Impact Onset of Autoimmune Lung Disease by Ed H. Doctor of Pharmacy

Posted Tue 04 Jan 2011 5:45pm A new study shows that vitamin D deficiency could be linked to the development and severity of certain autoimmune lung diseases. These findings are being reported... investigator on the study, says vitamin D deficiencies have been found to affect the development of other autoimmune diseases, like lupus and type 1 diabetes. “We wanted to see if lack Read on »

Sun avoidance can cause vitamin D deficiency by stuart Patient Expert

Posted Tue 19 Jan 2010 12:00am adequate vitamin D. • Severe vitamin D deficiency in blacks increased from just 9 percent a generation ago to 29 percent today. What Ginde’s paper did was to make it indisputable... In a year that saw a plethora of papers published on vitamin D deficiency as a cause of most internal cancers, heart disease, multiple sclerosis, autism and even flu, one Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiency May Be Genetic by Dr. Gabe M. Medical Doctor

Posted Sun 04 Apr 2010 4:29pm A report from University of Toronto shows that genetic factors cause some people to develop severe vitamin D deficiency while others do not (Clinical Biochemistry, July 2009... sunlight. My skin has never been damaged by sunlight, has no pre-cancers and looks much younger than my 74 years. Vitamin D deficiency is associated directly with muscle weakness Read on »

Vitamin D Deficiency: Are Your Bones At Risk? by Pat S. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 14 Sep 2008 6:09pm vitamin-D production; and vitamin-D deficiency is what puts your health at risk. While it's true that severe exposure to the sun--where you burn like a lobster at the beach... Reuters Health recently reported here that more than half of postmenopausal women are vitamin-D deficient. Not many people really think about vitamin D, which you obtain Read on »

Vitamin D deficiency widespread in Asia by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 16 Dec 2010 12:00am , India highlighted the results of various studies which show severe deficiency across India and Pakistan in all age groups, as well as vitamin D insufficiency in populations.... In children, severe vitamin D deficiency results in inadequate mineralization of bone, leading to growth retardation and bone deformities known as rickets. As well, there is evidence Read on »

End-stage vitamin D deficiency by Dr. William D. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 11:23am conditions together is chronic and severe deficiency of vitamin D . Vitamin D deficiency leads to arthritis, osteoporosis, coronary and valve calcification, high blood pressure... of vitamin D deficiency? I would propose that much of aging is really deficiency of vitamin D, chronic and severe, in its end stages. My colleagues might propose a 30- or 40-year Read on »