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Could a slower heart rate be caused by a vitamin d deficiency?
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Not due to low D: It's not likely to be due to "low vitamin d". Vitamin d is insufficient if below 30ng/ml and deficient if below 20ng/ml. Even in these situations it shouldn't be slowing your heart rate. More likely it may be related to mineral deficiency.
Answered 5/21/2019
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