Rhonda Patrick· PhD
looking at the fact that estrogen can actually compensate for um vitamin D deficiency in some cases with certain genes too and it goes both ways
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looking at the fact that estrogen can actually compensate for um vitamin D deficiency in some cases with certain genes too and it goes both ways
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there's a lot of overlap between vitamin D and the estrogen in terms of the genes they're regulating and so I'm wondering if avoiding vitamin D deficiency also becomes one of those important lifestyle factors because uh you know in some cases obviously vitamin D also plays a own role in bone metabolism right but independent of that also just looking at the cross Talk of the genes that vitamin D and estrogen regulate and they're like they're both and the the the response elements are they're different but there's somewhat I'm looking at that it's like oh I wonder if there's like that seems like you might be able to compensate a little