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Vitamin D Deficiency Is Linked To Premature Death, New Study Says
Once you have your baseline level, taking a premium D3 supplement with an efficacious dose (i.e., 5,000 IU) daily can help you achieve and maintain sufficiency (see a roundup of mbg’s top D3 supplement selections here). In doing so, you’ll significantly reduce your risk of premature death.
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