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  • A new study suggests that fortified varieties can also help the body's vitamin D levels go up - just as effectively as the supplement itself.The finding could bring a welcome addition to a very short list of sources for vitamin D, which is thought to help fend off an array of health problems including brittle bones, diabetes, and cancer.A lot of people do not drink milk, which has been fortified
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