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OK now I got a question for you Al. My Dr. did some blood work on me and she

said I am low in my vit. D. So she puts me on it. I start getting cold sore

break outs. After months and months of taking the stuff and trying to get rid of

them and couldn't, someone suggested it could be a supplement I was taking. SO I

started thinking and did some online research. Got off the D's and it starts

going away. THEN not thinking milk has D in it I started making my milk kefir,

drinking 3/4 morning 3/4 cup at night. About a week later here comes another

cold sore. I was like what the heck, I'm not taking the D's..... then it dawned

on me, duh milk vit. D. So I backed off drinking as much and it starts to go

away as I am taking lysine like crazy to keep the cold sore from coming on. Then

it started going away so I thought ok I'm still taking lysine so I'll start back

drinking my kefir. Well guess what, the thing started getting worse again.

UGHHHH Figured I would run

this one by you and see if you know anything about this and why D keeps giving

me cold sores. Found a forum awhile back and found herds of people that it does

this to as well. Since I wasn't drinking milk before because of allergies to the

lactose I wasn't getting the D. But since I let my milk kefir ferment another 24

hours to get rid of that I could drink it and it not bother the allergies. 

Anyway just wondering if you have any ideas on this....

Rose

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