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Night Shifts Can Increase The Risk Of Diabetes, Hormonal Imbalance, Poor Cholesterol And Low Vitamin D Levels: Study
Doctors from Gandhi Medical College (GMC), Hyderabad, found that night shifts affect the body's internal chemistry compared to working normal day shifts and increase the risk of insulin resistance, high cholesterol and hormonal imbalance.
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Low Vitamin D: Signs You May Have A Vit D Deficiency; Natural Sources
Getting enough vitamin D through a healthy diet is the easiest way to fight against vitamin deficiency and other bodily diseases. Spending time outside in the sun without sunblock also helps the body to get enough vitamin D needed by the body.
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Specific Levels of Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Troubles
Low vitamin D levels have long been associated with heart problems, but researchers said Monday they have identified a specific danger level for increased risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Low vitamin D and high blood pressure
Lower blood level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D is independently associated with an increased risk of developing high BP.
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Low vitamin D and death risk
Low levels of vitamin D in the blood are associated with an increased risk of death from causes like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, cancers and others.
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Vitamin D malnutrition tied to back pain
Deficiency of Vitamin D in older women may lead to an increased risk of back pain.
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Vitamin D levels linked to depression
Low blood levels of vitamin D and high blood levels of parathyroid hormone boost the risk of depression in seniors.
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Night Shifts Can Increase The Risk Of Diabetes, Hormonal Imbalance, Poor Cholesterol And Low Vitamin D Levels: Study
Doctors from Gandhi Medical College (GMC), Hyderabad, found that night shifts affect the body's internal chemistry compared to working normal day shifts and increase the risk of insulin resistance, high cholesterol and hormonal imbalance.
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Low Vitamin D: Signs You May Have A Vit D Deficiency; Natural Sources
Getting enough vitamin D through a healthy diet is the easiest way to fight against vitamin deficiency and other bodily diseases. Spending time outside in the sun without sunblock also helps the body to get enough vitamin D needed by the body.
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Specific Levels of Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Troubles
Low vitamin D levels have long been associated with heart problems, but researchers said Monday they have identified a specific danger level for increased risk of heart attack and stroke.
-
Low vitamin D and high blood pressure
Lower blood level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D is independently associated with an increased risk of developing high BP.
-
Low vitamin D and death risk
Low levels of vitamin D in the blood are associated with an increased risk of death from causes like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, cancers and others.
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Vitamin D malnutrition tied to back pain
Deficiency of Vitamin D in older women may lead to an increased risk of back pain.
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Vitamin D levels linked to depression
Low blood levels of vitamin D and high blood levels of parathyroid hormone boost the risk of depression in seniors.
