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Will low vitamin d3 levels disrupt the circadian rhythm?
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Maybe: Vit d has so many affects in the body that disrupted circadian rhythm could be a possibility. It is not one of the symptoms we look for to diagnose vitamin d deficiency. Best way to find out for you is to take vit d and if your circadian rhythm improves with just that then yes it affected you.
Answered 4/26/2019
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