Targeted vitamin D3 treatment dramatically reduces repeat heart attacks, clinical trial finds Vitamin D can cut the risk of a second heart attack in half. A personalized dosing strategy was the key to the breakthrough. Researchers tailored doses to achieve specific blood level targets. More than half of patients needed a high dose of 5,000 IU daily. The study observed no adverse effects from the tailored treatment. A simple, affordable, and natural vitamin could be the key to slashing the risk of a second heart attack by half. In a medical breakthrough that challenges the conventional pharmaceutical-focused approach to heart disease, new research…
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