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My endocrinologist called and my vitamin d level is 34 and she's happy with that result. i hear different reports-is this subjective?
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OK but not optimal: The official "normal range" of vitamin d is 30-100, so 34 puts you (barely) into that range, but many authorities believe for optimal benefits one should have a level of 45-80. See http://bit.Ly/166dliq ; http://bit.Ly/1ekkvkv ; http://huff.To/1fzsrq3 there are studies supporting the idea that a level of 45-50 gives greater benefits than a level of 34.
Answered 1/16/2014
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