#type-2-diabetes-prevention

#type-2-diabetes-prevention

The study found that prediabetic adults who have gene variations in their vitamin D receptors have a 19% lower risk of developing diabetes. Initially, the study did not reveal a noteworthy difference in those diabetics that took vitamin D compared to those who didn't. However, in an earlier analysis of the research, the D2d Research Group found that the certain group of the study that had higher levels of vitamin D had "progressively larger reductions in participants' risk of developing diabetes."