Targeted Vitamin D Supplementation Significantly Reduces Heart Attack Risk
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A study from Intermountain Health shows that personalized, monitored vitamin D3 supplementation after a heart attack can reduce the risk of a second attack by 50%, emphasizing the importance of targeted treatment to achieve optimal blood levels of vitamin D.
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