However, it shouldn’t surprise anyone that a medicine could make the body have a dysfunction.
Why not just fix the diabetes?
If you take D3, try to make sure to take it with vitamin K2. Helps to get the D3 into the right places, not mineralizing into muscles and arteries.
Interesting...
I was on the drug carbamazepine for 20 years to control my complex partial seizures. During the last few years I was on it before I switched to other drugs, I developed moderate to heavy arthritis in my hands and feet, and my head got VERY HOT at night - I did not know why. I would drench my head in cold water, so I can go back to sleep.
When I switched over two other seizure meds, the hot head disappeared - it was likely due to being on carbamazepine for so long (allergy?). And carbamazepine is now known to degrade Vitamin D, which I now take supplements to slow down the condition.
Surprisingly, when carbamazepine was first marketed in 1960, it was not known it destroys vitamin D until 60 years later...
ping for later