“...it’s just a long ramp up if your D levels were low.”
So it would seem to be reasonable medical advice to either get full body sun exposure daily, or take the D3 daily, or a combination thereof. Get tested at least annually.
It is absolutely criminal that conventional medicine does not have vitamin D blood level testing in the standard of care, at least that i am aware of.
As to vitamin C, Dr Fred Klenner MD who used ascorbic acid extensively in his practice for many things a long time ago, suggested that an attending MD should immediately commence IV vitamin C on any patient with an infection, as the MD is considering the DX and plan of action for treatment.
Vitamin C is incredible. Dr Levy said that it can even be administered intramuscularly if the patient cannot handle an IV. A friend of mine who had taken chemo wanted to do the vitamin C, but the chemo had collapsed his veins.
Everyone can tolerate 5000IU of Vitamin D unless there is disease or other issue which would be exceedingly rare. People with a 50nl/mg level of Vitamin D have a Hazard Ratio of .11. That's an 89% reduction in mortality by simply having sufficient Serum Vitamin D in the blood. This is not speculation, this is from Randomized, Placebo Controlled Clinical studies. It's not hopium and wavium. It's real and it makes a difference. Study after study after study is showing that Vitamin D makes a massive difference.
If you want a mandate, this should be the mandate. Everyone takes 3000IU of Vitamin D daily up to age 50, if you are 50+, it's 5000, 70+ 8000. Mortality would drop off a cliff.