Excellent update, and let me add that you cannot reach maximum D levels without sufficient magnesium. Gym should be on oh, and all of us actually, 800 mg split through the day a good form like glycinate. I believe I recall Jim is diabetic in magnesium plays a critical role in balancing your blood sugar
I’m not sure what you mean by”Gym should be on oh”. When you say 800 mg. you mean magnesium? and in a form like magnesium glycinate? By split, do you mean morning and evening, or more frequently?
My partner had several intense tachycardia episodes a decade ago. I started giving him calcium/magnesium in the 2 to 1 ratio along with other supplements and there were years with no episodes. Then he got careless about taking the vitamin packets I was preparing for him and he had several more episodes. The day he babysat from 7:30 am to 8:30 pm, and the next day mowed his son’s 2 acres of lawn with the riding mower he had an especially strong episode. Also he had not taken the supplements for 5 days. He hated swallowing all those supplements, so now I only give him 11 or 12 daily, and he does take them and has not had another episode for 2 months. He is also having a thorough cardiac evaluation. I just hope the doctors don’t find a serious reason to urge surgery or heavy medication because they don’t respect therapeutic nutrition used consistently.
Other comments have indicated that the pressure sores and sepsis come from excess sitting. More movement needs to be encouraged, perhaps by a professional, or at least training the family. Wound healing needs Vitamins C and E. Honey is anti-infective. Perhaps a wet bandage with some raw (preferably not pasturized) honey, Vitamin E capsule pierced and squeezed on the honey, and perhaps a Vitamin C tablet crushed and some of the powder sprinkled on, and mixed together some before applying to the wound. Perhaps changed twice a day. Taking at least 4 grams of vitamin C orally, One gram taken about every 6 hours since the body uses it up or excretes it about every 6 hours.
Fifty years ago when I found I was developing varicose veins, I did not want the suffering and vein stripping surgery my mother needed. They began to develop after my son was born and I could not stand up after 8 pm without pain. Then I discovered Adelle Davis’ books Let’s Eat Right to Keep Fit, and Let’s Get Well (more technical). These can still be found on line. I applied her recommendations, and in one month I could be working on my feet at midnight with no pain and the developing red veins gradually shrank and disappeared. I also needed 2 hours less sleep, so started reading everything I could find about therapeutic nutrition, nightly for a year and one half. At 83 I am active, mow my lawn, repair my roof when somebody is at my home (stupid to climb ladders when alone). I do use a safety line, and have been taking supplements daily for 50 years and adding things that will help new health issues that arrise occasionally.
I wish the Robinson family the best, and hope they will consider using some of the amazing natural substances that God has given us.