Not necessarily: Low Vit D levels increase risk of many serious health problems and can cause many different symptoms, but a young otherwise healthy person may have no significant health problems that have yet developed. Most adults need 5-8000 iu of D3/day to achieve optimal levels, though this time of year being in the mid-day sun can give your adequate D. See http://bit.ly/1eKkVkv & http://bit.ly/1dC7vnA
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