Vitamin D and Insulin deficiency

Dr. ADIL OMAR BAHATHIQ

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Vitamin D and Insulin deficiency

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Dr. ADIL OMAR BAHATHIQ

Renewed interest in vitamin D, the so-called “sunshine vitamin,” has occurred currently because it has been linked to the entirety from cancer and heart disease to diabetes. Studies have continued to pour into the literature mentioning that vitamin D is a celeb when it comes to health. However, most of the research is based on observational, epidemiological studies, which are important for producing hypotheses, however, do no longer show causality

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Vitamin D and Insulin deficiency

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