New study finds vitamin D deficiency linked to impaired cognitive function even in early stages of MS.

We know you’ve read it here before, but as more evidence continues to come to light, we cannot emphasize enough the need to maintain adequate levels of vitamin D, particularly in patients diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). Now, scientists have shown that “low vitamin D levels in the bloodstream are associated with slower information processing speeds in people with early-stage disease.”1 And while cognitive impairment was thought to appear only in the progressive types of MS, more recent findings indicate that this actually may occur across all stages of MS.

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