Are Low Vitamin D Levels and Depression Related? posted on January 28, 2015 depressionvitamin d Share this Post Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google Plus January 28, 2015 The Centers for Disease Control recently published this study in October 2014 of 615 young adults between 17 to 25 years of age. The vitamin D levels were measured and questionnaires were completed. Low serum Vitamin D levels correlated with increased symptoms of depression. The investigators concluded, “Although our findings suggest that vitamin D is a predictor of depression symptomatology, even when controlling for time spent outdoors, a randomized controlled trial in this young adult target group is needed to confirm the association.” Here is the link to the article: Vitamin D Concentrations and Depression God bless you and to your good health! Joyce Gibb MS, CRNP Ask The Pharmacist Group, LLC Vitamin D-3 2000 IU (250) $26.99 Add to cart No ratings. Vitamin D-3 5000 I.U. (250) $31.99 Add to cart No ratings.