There Is Evidence That Dietary Vitamin D Supplementation Can Relieve Musculoskeletal Pain (Gloth Et Al. , 1991; Glerup and Eriksen, 1999; De Torrenté De La...
There is evidence that dietary vitamin D supplementation can relieve musculoskeletal pain (Gloth et al., 1991; Glerup and Eriksen, 1999; de Torrenté de la Jara et al., 2006), leading some to promote vitamin D as a complementary or alternative medicine for nonspecific muscle pain.
Is vitamin D good for stiffness?
People who have low levels of vitamin D often have joint pain. Vitamin D supplements may treat joint pain in some people who have a vitamin D deficiency. However, research doesn't support that people with healthy levels of vitamin D take should take these supplements for joint pain.
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