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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Should you really take Vitamin D from now until April? So many swear by it and claim it can even help with dementia and cancer... but now a new study questions whether it really makes a difference as you age

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As the nights draw in, many of us will be reaching for the vitamin D tablets. But a new study appears to raise questions about who really needs it.

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