Sit Down Before Reading Challenge #3

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Sit Down Before Reading Challenge #3

As the pivotal Part III of Sit Down Before Reading is being written and finalized, we are issuing a series of intriguing challenges to readers. Can you outsmart researchers in multiple sclerosis and Lyme disease? To aid you in this quest, you’ll want to employ moxie and resourcefulness, take advantage of your God-given common sense, and refer to the previously published 22 chapters of SDBR, which contain a trail of ah-ha breadcrumbs if you pay attention to the details. -Dave

Despite observations in clinical practice, to date researchers have been unable to connect a deficiency of vitamin D to multiple sclerosis in randomized trials. Why?

Delivering vitamins in supplemental pill form is less effective than other methods

The doses of vitamin D used in trials have been too low to show a therapeutic effect

Patients were not treated with vitamin D long enough for it to make a noticeable difference

All of the above

None of the above

Vitamin D does not significantly influence MS

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