Vitamin D Supplementation can Slow Progression of Early Diabetes

Taking high doses of vitamin D supplementation can slow down the progression of prediabetes and newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes by improving the metabolism of glucose.

Taking high doses of vitamin D supplementation may slow down diabetes progression.

Vitamin D Supplementation can Slow Progression of Early Diabetes

High dose vitamin D supplementation can slow down the progression of prediabetes as well as newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes by improving the metabolism of glucose. Read More

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