If we needed a trial to show that relying on your diet is a poor strategy to try and fulfill the IOM’s vitamin D intake requirements, that trial just recently came out in the journal BMC Pediatrics. This new study, which took place in Italy, was in the form of a randomized controlled trial and sought to find out if good dietary counseling was good enough for vitamin D, or whether children needed to actually supplement.You are unauthorized to view this page.
Is good dietary counseling good enough for vitamin D?
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