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What is the correct dosing for Vitamin D?

What is the correct dosing for Vitamin D?

By Dr. Kenneth Madden on December 6, 2011

Every year, one-third of older adults (age greater than 65) experience one or more falls. One therapy with the potential to reduce both falling and fractures is vitamin D supplementation, possibly due to a direct stimulation of vitamin D receptors on muscle tissue.


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