Johns
Hopkins Researchers - - We know vitamin D in foods like milk, fish, even juice, prevents osteoporosis. But now there's
new evidence it may also help keep you alive. Johns Hopkins Researchers tracked more than 13-thousand patients for eight years
and found people who had the lowest vitamin D levels had a 26% higher chance of dying. Researchers say 10 to 15
minutes of sunlight a day can give a person an adequate amount of vitamin D.
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