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My vitamin d : 16.9 what should i do?
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Low Vitamin D: Experts recommend that Vitamin D be between 50-80. Many people have low D. Speak w/your doctor. You can supplement w/vitamin D3 from the health food store. Many people need 5000 IUs daily but your doc will let you know. Peace and good health.
Answered 9/8/2016
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