Lack of vitamin D for black people lead to their deaths

A study published recently that low levels of vitamin “d” when Americans of African descent may explain the somewhat high risk of death from heart disease among blacks compared with whites in the United States.

According to a study published in the newspaper (Pravda) Russian evening that the U.S. researchers who analyzed the medical records of more than 15 thousand people deeply involved in health statistics are being held by the government during the period from 1988 to 1994 found the death of 933 people including by the year 2000 for reasons of Heart diseases.

The study showed that when the researchers classified the persons who have met with their medical records into four groups based on levels of vitamin “d” that the class with the lowest rates of vitamin A proportion of those who reach 40% are more likely to die of heart disease.

The study revealed also that in general the ratio of the probability of dying of heart disease among blacks represents an increase of 38% compared with the eggs and reduced the ratio for blacks to 14% among those who maintain higher rates of vitamin “D” of blacks.

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