Rhonda Patrick· PhD
well vitamin D increases the expression of DNA repair genes to repair that DNA damage and it also uh decreases the expression of pro-inflammatory cyto so vitamin D is regulating the aging process
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well vitamin D increases the expression of DNA repair genes to repair that DNA damage and it also uh decreases the expression of pro-inflammatory cyto so vitamin D is regulating the aging process
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I mean vitamin D is controlling a thousand different genes of course it's regulating the aging process