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1 posted on 06/23/2008 8:23:55 PM PDT by blam
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Put down the video game and go outside.


2 posted on 06/23/2008 8:25:19 PM PDT by REDWOOD99
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oh geez just the D what about the rest of the Alphabet

what about if the Alphabet is from China

is that better or worse because its cheaper

does that make the extra life cheaper as well


3 posted on 06/23/2008 8:25:26 PM PDT by Flavius (war gives peace its security)
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peripheral artery disease and tuberculosis.

Well that's interesting. I had a relative who died at 100 looking lovely and never suffered bone disease. She would "sun" just about every day.

OTOH, I had a relative who died from P.A.D. who was very pale and spent no time in the sun.

4 posted on 06/23/2008 8:30:51 PM PDT by Lijahsbubbe
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I Just Bought some yesterday!


5 posted on 06/23/2008 8:30:56 PM PDT by philly-d-kidder (Kuwait where the Weather is over a 120 F and we don't sweat it!! It's the sand we are afraid off!)
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What if I get a sunburnt? Is that too much “D?”


6 posted on 06/23/2008 8:31:51 PM PDT by swatbuznik
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FWIW, I’ve been taking 5000UI daily of Vitamin D3.

Don’t feel much different, but I’m hoping the long term effects are correct.

Costs less than $20/year.


14 posted on 06/23/2008 9:42:33 PM PDT by upchuck (As we doggedly march towards third-world status, my poor country is losing it's mind. God help us!)
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Importantly, Vitamin D3 is believed to have strong anti-viral properties, a breakdown product damaging the protective coating around viruses.

http://tinyurl.com/4urdms

Interestingly, it is important to know if you are sensitive to Vitamin D3, as a small minority of people have a tolerance as low as 2,000-5,000 IU/day. However, most people have a tolerance far above that.

In one study of Vitamin D3 as an antiviral, it was suggested that a single, 50,000 IU dose be taken to rapidly raise serum levels of the vitamin, and then it be followed by a maintenance dose from 3,000-5,000 IU/day.

Of course, this option would not be available if you have a sensitivity to the vitamin.


16 posted on 06/24/2008 7:41:35 AM PDT by yefragetuwrabrumuy
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