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A recent study from Harvard University has shown that taking vitamin D daily can slow telomere shortening, a biological marker linked to aging, over a four-year period. Researchers found that individuals who took 2,000 IU of the vitamin daily experienced less than half the telomere shortening compared to the group that took a placebo. The study also associated these results with lower rates of autoimmune diseases and reduced markers of inflammation, suggesting a potential role for vitamin D in slowing the aging process and improving overall health as people grow older.
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