Linked low levels of vitamin D beginning with depression even

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Linked low levels of vitamin D beginning with depression even in young people who have a happy life otherwise. It's not like the doctor will be the development of a blood test and say, "vitamin D levels have a low. You must be depressed." However, vitamin D seems to be a way to treat depression without all the side effects.

 

Dr. David Kerr, from the School of Psychology Perfect Biotics  at the Faculty of Liberal Arts Oregon State University in Corvallis published a series of evaluations of 185 young women "apparently in good health." It found that about one-third of women already show some symptoms of depression. Half of the women in the study from a lack of vitamin D. Women who had the lowest levels of vitamin D are more likely to show signs of depression, and are vulnerable to major depression.

 

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