Now, before you chuck your bottle of Vitamin D supplements into the garbage, remember that this study focused on correlations rather than direct cause-and-effect relationships. There could be many other factors at play that influence the reduced benefits in overweight individuals! So, if you’re curious to learn more and want to dig deeper into this topic (much like that enthusiastic fellow at the buffet who goes back multiple times for more), be sure to check out the original research article.
Vitamin D is widely promoted for better health, but if you’re overweight, you might not reap the benefits. In a new study, researchers found a 30% to 40% reduction in cancer, cancer deaths and autoimmune diseases among people with a lower body mass index (BMI) who took…