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Old 06-15-2009, 09:01 AM #1
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Default Vitamin D deficiency?

I recently found out I have a pretty serious vitamin D deficiency - I am around a 7 and the low end of normal is 30.

Would never have considered a connection to PD except that I just skimmed an article that posited a role for vitamin D deficiency in MS.

And just saw reverett's Vitamin D3/GDNF post (though haven't had time to read the thread so please forgive me if this subject has come up there) so i just thought i would throw iit out there and see if anyone else has a vitamin D deficiency.

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