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Your online resource which provides daily natural health tips and suggestions to promote a healthier lifestyle.For women, running low on vitamin D can lead to inflammation, which in turn can negatively affect the immune system. A University of Missouri study is the first to report a correlation between increased concentrations of an inflammatory marker called serum TNF-a and vitamin D deficiency
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For women, running low on vitamin D can lead to inflammation, which in turn can negatively affect the immune system. A University of Missouri study is the first to report a correlation between increased concentrations of an inflammatory marker called serum TNF-a and vitamin D deficiency in healthy women. This investigation may shed some light on the role vitamin D plays in preventing certain diseases associated with inflammation, including cardiovascular disease.