Your questions on vitamin D answered by Food Standards Scotland's expert | Food Standards Scotland
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Food Standards Scotland campaign encourages people to take a daily Vitamin D supplement - REHIS
Food Standards Scotland - We've launched a national campaign today to encourage people to take a daily 10 microgram vitamin D supplement, to help us stay healthy this winter. 💪 Our Senior
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Dundee postcard | Food Standards Scotland
Food Standards Scotland on Twitter: "In Scotland we only get enough of the right kind of sunlight for our bodies to make vitamin D between April and September. Everyone should consider taking
Vitamin D: An overview of vitamin D status and intake in Europe - Spiro - 2014 - Nutrition Bulletin - Wiley Online Library
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NHS Borders - Did you know we can't get enough Vitamin D in Scotland during winter? We suggest a 10-microgram supplement daily. Learn more from @FSScot at foodstandards.gov.scot/Vitamin-D | Facebook
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Your questions on vitamin D answered by Food Standards Scotland's expert | Food Standards Scotland
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Nutrients | Free Full-Text | Meeting Vitamin D Requirements in White Caucasians at UK Latitudes: Providing a Choice
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Food Standards Scotland on Twitter: "If you or your loved ones are spending more time indoors, you may not be getting enough vitamin D from sunshine exposure 🌞. We recommend taking a
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Your questions on vitamin D answered by Food Standards Scotland's expert | Food Standards Scotland
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