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Research Shows Vitamin D Status Influences Depression Risk
If you’re one of the 29% of U.S. adults1 deficient in vitamin D, you might have already noticed the telltale signs, like bone achiness, muscle weakness, and fatigue. However, you might be surprised to learn that not getting enough of this essential vitamin can lead to mood-related side effects as well.
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