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Rhonda Peters
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Find this bone-disease fighter in fish
such as salmon and tuna; fortified foods such as milk, juice and whole grain
breakfast cereals; and in supplement form, says Rhonda Peters, a certified
nutritional counselor. Vitamin D is also made by the body after the skin
absorbs sunlight. Ask your health care provider to test your vitamin D levels
so you’ll know if you’re getting enough
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