Posted on 01/17/2023 6:57:15 AM PST by Jan_Sobieski
His daily D3 should have him within a good range.
“Learning quickly not to get too excited about GP. Will wait for better news sources.”
indeed ... mostly a sensationalistic, clickbaity kind of site that rips off most of its articles from other sources that published first ...
Yes.
It’s like eating a small meal, every morning and evening.
The 23 days I spent in York Hospital’s Oncology/ICU/CCU units were terrible, hooked-up to multiple IVs and monitors; 8 days at PSU-Hershey Med Ctr; 5 days back at York Hospital, 11 days back at PSU-Hershey — 14 ERCP (endoscopy) operations — died 2x under general anesthesia, but ‘twilight anesthesia’ is OK — for an inflamed stomach and pancreas, and I lost 131lbs, from 265 to 134.
5 stents in my heart are working. Off insulin after 2yrs. Using diet to keep BSL (Blood Sugar Level) under control.
Whew, I’m exhausted from walking 2.5 miles at the massive mall, with my ladyfriend.
How would you know??? It takes me 10,000iu a day to maintain 60. Everyone is different.
Chill. Considering I have hyperparathyroidism and osteoporosis. vitamin D is a a big part of treatment for both. So, I’ve had a bit of experience dealing with vitamin D via seeing endocrinologists regularly.
What could it be? Cannot imagine...
I still believe everyone should know their D level. Chill yourself.
Agree. The internet and good news forums like FR are helping people get control of their health, and push the "chemistry and surgery" docs in the direction of prevention, kicking and screaming. Wish I had a dollar for every time a doctor has told me "you're wasting your money" on vitamins. I've been researching vitamins/minerals for 50 years and have survived stuff that would have others in assisted living by now. (With the help of God!)
I once took the challenge when yet another doc said it was a waste and I went off my vitamin regimen for 6 months, then showed my doc all the worse numbers in my routine blood test—and then again how much better they were 6 months after I resumed my regimen.
The primary care docs are brainwashed by the pharma industry and med schools.
Yes...good job proving to doc the benefits of supplements for you. EVERYONE is different. I could tell stories of my battles with “docs” over past 30+ years.
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