A new research has now cast doubt over the efficacy of vitamin D in providing protection against cancer, dementia and diabetes. According to French researchers, low vitamin D levels don't cause ill health. Recent evidence has come to light that shows that it may play a part in preventing non-bone-related diseases like Parkinson's, dementia, cancers and inflammatory diseases. Prof Philippe Autier, from the International Prevention Research Institute ...
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