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by TheSpiceIsLife
2735 days ago
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I think I might have heard this at some point in the past. Anyway, I found a reference to support your claim: Also consistent with the conclusions of Torrey1 and Saha et al,2 our analyses shown in table 3 found a strong tendency for prevalence to increase with latitude.[1] 1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2669590/ |
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Vitamin D deficiency from what I've read is common everywhere. It does make sense that longer winters would impact a person such as staying inside more. Yet I doubt any evidence can confirm lack of Vitamin D is associated with the illness schizophrenia.