No. That would be an iron deficiency (anaemia). Vitamin D deficiency usually presents itself as muscle pains in the lower back and legs during the early stages (and sometimes muscle weakness).
A Vitamin D deficiency is the primary cause for getting a cold. 2,000 IUs is a good daily amount, but if you become ill, you need to take more, at least until you have recovered.
Vitamins A and C also help protect you from a cold, so being deficient in these will also increase your risk.
Note: Sodium Ascorbate, although more expensive, is a better form of Vitamin C to use than Ascorbic Acid. However, any vitamin C is better than none.
Not always but if your body is relying on them then you have a higher chance
You can become anemic if you have a B12 deficiency. The vitamin is needed to make hemoglobin for your red blood cells.
Went they make moccasins they chew on the leather to soften it.
A vitamin B12 deficiency can stop periods.
Yes it can. Also vitamin D deficiency can cause: - rickets - osteoporosis - depression - hyperparathyroidism - fatigue - obesity
A deficiency of vitamin A means you could have problems with night vision. An excess of vitamin A doesn't make you see in the dark "better than normal", though. Neither of them has anything to do with whether you need glasses or not.
It makes you feel cold and shivery.
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Many doctors test adult women for Vitamin D levels in the blood at yearly check ups. If you are concerned, ask your doctor to check at your next physical, or make an appointment.
Yes it will make your skin more smoothe with the Vitamin E that it contains.
When you get hot, if you drink cold water it will make you feel good.
Vitamin B6 is used to make neurotransmitters (such as serotonin) and myelin, which insulates the axons of neurons. In adults, deficiency can cause depression, confusion, seizures, inflamed skin, inflamed mucous membranes (lips, gums, etc.), and anemia. However, these symptoms only appear when the deficiency has persisted for a long period of time.
You have to make sure you're getting enough Vitamin C, which wards off colds.