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My doc recomm vit d level is 30-100 ng/ml (75-250 nmol/l). new study says bad cardio events if not in 50-100 nmol/l (20-40 ng/ml) range. this true?
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Vitamin D Levels: I think your vitamin D level needs to be in the 60-80 range. Optimal Vitamin D levels have been shown to reduce incidence of Cancer, Improve your immune system, decrease inflammation in the body and improve the metabolism of glucose in your body.
Answered 3/19/2015
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