Author Topic: It?s just Vitamin D  (Read 1181 times)

jon1_reclaim

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It?s just Vitamin D
« on: September 22, 2020, 05:59:12 AM »
Rickets is a side effect of lack of vitamin D.

I think that anyone with POIS should supplement with ViT D and (magnesium for absorption) for atleast 6 months , and then keep an intense health and fitness regime as a BASE for a further 6mknths to then tackle POIS.

Can this be a simple single golden rule ?

Not saying it?s the only thing and the only cure .. but certainly something very very important?

I think I have had mild rickets or very faint rickets and the more i am taking vit D , in general the better the effect.

I know that my vit d was low .. it is going up , but has always been historically low, but been ignored.

It seems a no brainier to test your Vit D and supplement as something that will help in a v big way for everyone.

VitD helps sleep/testosterone/bones ..etc .. apparently it is not even really a vitamin , more like a pre-cursor hormone as far as I can tell ...

Again I am no doctor, but I think this is great advice and wish I did it from when I was 18 !!

I am plus 40 now .....

Am taking 2 thousand IU twice a day currently , going to increase to 6 thousand IU for a few months before getting another blood test and reducing it to a manageable level.

Just my thoughts.



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Re: It?s just Vitamin D
« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2020, 06:28:13 AM »
I wonder what the mineral bone density status is in POISers.

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Re: It?s just Vitamin D
« Reply #2 on: September 22, 2020, 04:04:43 PM »
Is it something easy to test ?

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Re: It?s just Vitamin D
« Reply #3 on: September 22, 2020, 04:15:19 PM »
Is it something easy to test ?

Yes and the price range for the scan is $100 - $150 in Europe. I already asked my doctor to do a DXA scan 5 years ago but he refused because I was relatively young and serum calcium markers were normal.