10 everyday foods high in vitamin D
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Sunlight is our main source of vitamin D, but during the darker months, we may not get enough.
That’s why a daily vitamin D supplement is recommended in winter, alongside vitamin D-rich foods to boost your intake: https://patient.info/features/diet-and-nutrition/foods-high-in-vitamin-d
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