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Couldn't it be that this depends on the person? Maybe others can use the vitamin D present in food? I.e. part of your deficit might be because your body somehow cannot process the D in food? Just guessing here..


Typically there isn't enough vitamin D in food to match anybody's recommended intake, unless you eat rather large amounts of seafood.


I have no idea




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