
Turns on some old fashioned sunshine will do us good: new study links Vitamin D deficiency to higher likelihood of severe COVID
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When your grandmother used to tell you that getting a little sunshine would do you good, turns out she knew what she was talking about.
The sun could help you avoid the worst of COVID. A new study out of Israel found a correlation between Vitamin D deficiency and the severity of COVID illnesses.
Vitamin D deficient patients were 14 times more likely to have a severe or a critical case of COVID than those who aren't deficient.
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