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Re: Vitamin D » JLx

Posted by Larry Hoover on October 30, 2004, at 12:23:00

In reply to Re: Vitamin D » Larry Hoover, posted by JLx on October 30, 2004, at 11:46:00

> Hi Lar,
>
> I read the links but didn't grasp much. You did mean 4000 and not 400 I presume which is way more than we've been recommended. I've always heard 4-800 IU per day.

Absolutely. I meant 4,000 IU/day. What got people looking back at vitamin D was the link between sun exposure and multiple sclerosis. The link turned out to be vitamin D. There was also a concurrent examination of the link between vitamin D and osteoporosis, and voila! they figured out that the RDA was deficient altogether. Rickets, also known as vitamin D deficiency, is on the rise in the United States. Seriously.

>
> Is there a preferred type? Right now I'm taking a A and D combo, from fish liver oil, of 10,000 and 400 respectively but I don't want to just take more of that, do I? And increase the Vit A by that much?

No, you don't want to increase the A any more. Just add in some more D. Any type will do.

> I'm concerned about osteoporosis as I don't drink milk any more. I also take magnesium, boron, Vit. K and only a little calcium (because it makes me crazy!) with osteoporosis in mind. My mother has it, she's in her 70's.
>
> JL

Maybe with extra vitamin D your response to calcium will diminish.

Lar

 

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