Vitamin D deficiency associated with cognitive decline and dementia

Research from the University of Queensland has linked low levels of vitamin D and the size of a part of the brain crucial to memory formation.
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[@brittany7573]

I was diagnosed with type 1.5 diabetes last year. My vitamin d level was 19 when diagnosed.
I focused more on sugar control and neglected my vitamin D. So, a year out, and my vitamin D is only at 21.
I had thought my memory issues and cognitive decline were due to the sugar. But I got my A1C under control pretty quickly. Went from 15 to 6.2. But I am still tired and can't seem to remember anything! I am only 32.
I hope vitamin D will help me. I fear my future if I am already struggling at this age.

[@Vixinaful]

I can vouch. Had a level of 45nml/l and was bedridden with fatigue, extreme memory problems and a hole bunch of other symptoms. My friends thought Iwas going into dementia, only 40 years old and I even had a memory test for dementia done at the doctors but it was vitamin D.

[@Rashidkaleemmm]

Are you fine now?

[@PermanentGogeta66]

Dont tell big pharmaceutical this.

[@aesirfrigg1119]

Do we get vitamin C or vitamin D3 or are they the same?

[@Rashidkaleemmm]

Both are different.

[@kumrijelimani7410]

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