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A member asked:
I'm always cold, tired & cranky, can this be from my vitamin d level its only 33 on blood test ?
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Vitamin D: A vitamin D level of 33 is fine. You now need to find out why you are cold, tired, and cranky. There are many reasons for this as you know and you could discuss this with family or friends or ask for a referral to a Psychologist - they are superb doctors!
Answered 1/16/2015
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