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To: chajin
I’m not sure how scientific this is, but I take 5000 IU of vitamin D3 daily, and I’m still here.

I used to take one 5000 IU every day, until I got my blood test results back showing 132.9, when the normal range 30-100. I cut back to three a week. We'll see what it looks like next time I get tested.

19 posted on 02/05/2023 5:51:27 PM PST by AlaskaErik (There are three kinds of rats: Rats, Damned Rats, and DemocRats.)
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To: AlaskaErik

Vitamin D is not like other vitamins that are water soluble. It is fat soluble and can accumulate in your body.


29 posted on 02/05/2023 7:15:02 PM PST by ladyjane
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To: AlaskaErik

You should just stop until your level is normal. Fat in your body is probably full of it and it will take a long time for your blood level to come down. If you have problems from having too much vitamin d, consuming green and orange vegetables help.


36 posted on 02/05/2023 8:29:35 PM PST by TTFX
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