There is no empirical evidence the pills do anything. Did you read the article? It's likely one of those spurious correlation type of situations. Being outdoors

There is no empirical evidence the pills do anything. Did you read the article? It's likely one of those spurious correlation type of situations. Being outdoors or having sun exposure, maybe living healthier lifestyles... whatever it is it corresponds with higher vitamin D levels, that's all. It's a bit much claiming those suspicious of pill pushing are part of the actual cult. If someone thinks taking vitamin D pills is necessary they're the one who has to provide the evidence, not the other way around.