Double checking with credible online sources is a good plan. WebMD or the Mayo clinic are both sound.
I started taking 1000iu of Vitamin D3 several years ago at my doctor's suggestion. I'm a fan.
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They sell vitamins over the counter for a reason...the instructions on the side are clear.
All Dr.s recommend anyone living in Canada to take vitamin D to prevent SAD...just read the label.
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A new study by the University of Georgia linked low vitamin D levels with greater risk of SAD, or seasonal affective disorder (a type of depression affecting up to 10% of the US population though the fall and winter months).
Damm Impact why you pushing the Vitamin D so hard......what's in it for you :)
Just read this article yesterday. You'll need to d/l the pdf. I did also take notice of the statement near the end of using K2 with Vit D to ensure the proper distribution of calcium throughout the body. Did you realize that an untanned person can synthesize 20,000 IU in just 20 minutes of full sun exposure.
I always took 1000 IU per day and now have increased that to 3000 IU per day. The government has now approved the sale of 2500 IU capsules and they will be available soon if not already. https://www.canadiancovidcareallianc...mbat-covid-19/
Here's an article on K2 I found yesterday. https://draxe.com/nutrition/vitamin-k2/
My daily dose is 2,000 and 3,000 every other day during the bleak winter months.
A list of foods with various amounts. Read the labels when purchasing.
Foods That Contain Vitamin D3
Sun irradiated mushrooms
Herring
Fresh salmon
Halibut and mackerel
Cod liver oil (also has real vitamin A so be careful as too much vitamin A can be damaging to the liver)
Egg yolks
Sardines
Beer liver
Vitamin D3 fortified foods: dairy and some fortified orange juices
By George I think you got it. At least some one has a sense of humour
Never said that just mentioned best med advice should come from your MD.
for context, sorry you didn't see the humour...guess you can always report me to the MOD :D
https://www.oodmag.com/community/sho...04003-The-Wine
Not dissing the med benefits of Vit D I'm not an MD so will neither recommend or not recommend something that's for you and you doctor to discuss.
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