top | item 39281170 (no title) terramoto | 2 years ago Wasnt this study made in the UK where most people lack vitamin D, which is also associated with dementia and depression? discuss order hn newest b800h|2 years ago It's 20% incidence in general, highest in Asian (Indian etc) communities - not completely correlated with melanin. david_shi|2 years ago A bit of a sidenote, but I find it fascinating how little vitamin deficiencies are accounted for in allopathic medical contexts.Deficiencies seem like such a frequent occurrence but most patients end up needing to self-medicate. load replies (2)
b800h|2 years ago It's 20% incidence in general, highest in Asian (Indian etc) communities - not completely correlated with melanin. david_shi|2 years ago A bit of a sidenote, but I find it fascinating how little vitamin deficiencies are accounted for in allopathic medical contexts.Deficiencies seem like such a frequent occurrence but most patients end up needing to self-medicate. load replies (2)
david_shi|2 years ago A bit of a sidenote, but I find it fascinating how little vitamin deficiencies are accounted for in allopathic medical contexts.Deficiencies seem like such a frequent occurrence but most patients end up needing to self-medicate. load replies (2)
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david_shi|2 years ago
Deficiencies seem like such a frequent occurrence but most patients end up needing to self-medicate.