New Study Reveals How Vitamin D Stopped the Pandemic
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- Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- We all could use more sunny Vitamin D in our lives! If not, expect THESE health problems in your future.
- What type of nutrient is Vitamin D? Dr. Jockers breaks it down and shares the signs if you're not getting enough.
- Are you ready for some good news? The Nutrients Journal shows a compelling result from its review of multiple studies during the pandemic.
- Tap into FREE natural sources of vitamin D. You can enjoy 6 more with fabulous foods to light up your meals.
- Team up these vitamins and minerals with vitamin D to boost optimum performance. Find out who these little superstars are.
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