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Vitamin D and diabetes

Improvement of glycemic control with vitamin D3 repletion

Gerry Schwalfenberg
Canadian Family Physician June 2008, 54 (6) 864-866;
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    Changes in VTD levels and HbA1c levels for Case 1 and Case 2 patients

    PATIENTSTARTING VTD LEVEL (nmol/L)STARTIING HbA1c LEVEL (%)VTD REPLETION DOSE/DFINAL VTD LEVEL (nmol/L)FINAL HbA1c LEVEL (%)DROP IN HbA1c LEVEL
    Case 1258.42000 IU for 2 mo; 3000 IU for 9 mo1407.41.0
    Case 23413.32000 IU for 9 mo10712.21.1
    • HbA1c—hemoglobin A1c, VTD—Vitamin D.

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