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Gene Expression, Metabolomic, Microbiome, and Calcium Metabolism in Response to Varied Vitamin D Dosages
There continues to be debate as to how much vitamin D an adult requires to be vitamin D sufficient. A multitude of association studies have suggested that improving serum 25(OH)D \>30 ng/mL may reduce risk of many chronic illnesses and improve immune function. The aim of this study is to define dynamic changes in PTH, broad gene expression in circulating immune cells, metabolomics, and microbiome profile in response to varying doses of vitamin D supplementation.
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