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...ox: this contains spinach which has vitamins A and C and cheese which has vitamin D and tastes really good. Some such. Hayford and I would probably use somet

* Vitamin D preparations such as [[calcitriol]] (0.25-0.5 µg orally once per day) or i

...seem to be common sense, but a recent study recommends further research on vitamin D deficient minorities...; who will pay for a RCT to compare treatment with a

...raviolet (UV) — ''beneficial'' at low doses (Near UV from the sun produces Vitamin D in the skin.)

...stract/78/5/912 Long-latency deficiency disease: insights from calcium and vitamin D. ''Am J Clin Nutr'' 78:912-919. PMID 14594776.</ref> The following excerpt ...ion from an evolutionary perspective, as Heaney points out for the case of vitamin D, and as others have pointed out for other nutrients.<ref>Sebastian,A.; Fras

...decrease, whether the bone cells are alive, dead or stimulated with PTH or vitamin D. This group has also recently shown that OGR-1 is the proton sensing recept

* [[Vitamin D]]

...n the early 20th century, after the discovery that cod liver oil contained Vitamin D, its therapeutic use was focused on the treatment of rickets.

...stalt) pharmacology] exemplified by the drug homunculus, as in the case of vitamin D, that might lead to new paradigms and drug design.</ref>

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...stalt) pharmacology] exemplified by the drug homunculus, as in the case of vitamin D, that might lead to new paradigms and drug design.</ref>