Updated
Updated · Prevention Magazine · Apr 23
Doctors link constant exhaustion to widespread vitamin D deficiency in US population
Updated
Updated · Prevention Magazine · Apr 23

Doctors link constant exhaustion to widespread vitamin D deficiency in US population

4 articles · Updated · Prevention Magazine · Apr 23
  • A study from Oregon State University finds 94.3% of Americans do not meet daily vitamin D requirements.
  • Experts highlight that persistent fatigue, even after adequate sleep, is the primary symptom of deficiency, which also affects bone health, immunity, and mood.
  • Doctors recommend adults consume 1,500–2,000 IU daily, but caution against excessive supplementation and advise consulting healthcare providers for personalized guidance, especially for pregnant women and children.
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