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Hi fellow MGers, Since my diagnosis, 5/14, I have read extensively about Vitamin D3 and its benefits to those suffering from autoimmune diseases... I am convinced that it has a very important role to play in the treatment of AI disease as an adjunct to standard treatments. Currently taking 6K iu/d. Are most taking Vit. D3? Interested to know... Best Wishes, patrick123
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