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Why Isn’t Everyone Supplementing with Vitamin D - LEF Jan 2016

Nice brief introduction to vitamin D

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By Life Extension Foundation
Discusses a score of diseases
"Life Extension® has been writing about the health benefits of vitamin D for many decades."
"Vitamin D dosing in the range of 5,000 to 8,000 IU each day should be taken with a meal for better absorption."

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I have been a LEF subscriber for about 20 years
I first learned of the benefits of Vitamin D thru LEF
During 2015 the magazine probably averaged 3 articles/mentions of vitamin D each month
I buy my vitamin D test via LEF - they have a very low price - but have to go to a lab for the blood draw
I buy LEF Super K to get a variety of vitamin K types
    Henry Lahore, admin of VitaminDWiki

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