Guest guest Posted December 8, 2008 Report Share Posted December 8, 2008 Below is a link to an excellent article from an URL on Oxalate list. I have one criticism. The author makes no distinction between D2 and D3. From what I have read D2 (such as is added to milk, and cheap multivitamins) is not nearly as good as D3. The body is very inefficient at D2 to D3 conversion. Looks like one can go very high when supplementing with D. Below recommends up to 1000 IU per 25 pounds of body weight for children, starting when they are babies. Ddrops would be useful for babies, imo. http://www.vitaglo.com/carlson1910.html Using that rule of thumb, I would be taking up to 7,000 IU of D3 every day! Some people fear danger of overdose, but the article states that it requires a massive dose exceeding 50,000 to 150,000 IU each day for a dangerous overdose. In order to overdose on Carlson's, one would need to chug down more than a pint of cod liver oil every day! I imagine that much cod liver oil would really give someone liquid stool! According to the Carlson's Cod Liver Oil Bottle, the RDA for vitamin D is 400 IU, which is one teaspoon. I take a tablespoon a day which is 1200 IU. When I earn some surplus $$, I may get some 2000 IU Ddrops to supplement my cod liver oil daily. http://www.nlci.com/nutrition/News%20for%20You.htm Alobar Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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