possible link between low vitamin D intake and the PROGRESSION of osteoarthritis

October 1996

Researchers are discovering a possible link between low vitamin D intake and the PROGRESSION of osteoarthritis.

Low vitamin D intake doesn't CAUSE osteoarthritis.

But in patients who already have it, those who don't get enough vitamin D are about THREE times more likely to have progressive joint damage.

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