A recent scientific study published in the journal “Scinvik American”, that vitamin D supplements may contribute to slowing the aging process at the cellular level, by reducing the loss of telomeres, which are parts of DNA located at the ends of chromosomes and are an indication of aging.
The research team, led by a professor of medicine at the Faculty of Medicine at Harvard University, Dr. Jwan Manson, explained that vitamin D may play an important role in reducing infections, which helps to reduce the incidence of autoimmune diseases and advanced cases of cancer, which are diseases often associated with aging.
A large -scale random study conducted in 2020 showed that the health benefits of vitamin D are especially concentrated in preventing autoimmune diseases and advanced cancers, and not as previously believed in a comprehensive effect on heart disease and osteoporosis.
