Re: Re: Vitamin D---Effects Are Infinite!

[Guest guest]

It means that Vitamin D helps to deposit Calcium into the bones, and without

it, it can't do it properly. The rest of, concerning the hormones and other

adrenal substances is in the article posted.

Re: Vitamin D---Effects Are Infinite!

> Hi

>

> sorry , brain fog

> but what did you mean by

> " The deposition of calcium into the bones, including the teeth,,,, "

>

> and do you have low or HIgh cortisol?

> (how does vit D affect cortisol??)

>

> thanks

> -Carol

> btw i just found out my vit d was Low-normal ; the range where the

> Quest labs suggests person's supplement to raise levels.. (so you

> know it is low if A lab suggests

>

>

>>

>> This started out as a google of " Effects of Vitamin D on Cortisol

> Production " , but if you can read all the way to the end, you will see

> the myriads of effects on the hormone cascade and so many things

> surrounding it, with autoimmune diseases (including ours) as part of

> the " leader " effects. This vitamin is now considered to be a

> Prohormone or maybe even a Hormone because of the way it acts in the

> body. I have been a night worker for several yrs now, have a disdain

> for the sun, with extreme eye sensitivity, plus I'm fair skinned and

> burn very easily. I stay out of the sun more than I'm ever in it,

> and it may have been the demise of my teeth. Yes, I said teeth.

> Even though I have taken " perfect " care of my teeth, they have been

> disintegrating before my eyes for the last two yrs or so, to my

> dismay. I think I've found my answer. The " cascade " effect.

> Parathyroid hormone. The deposition of calcium into the bones,

> including the teeth, even though my blood calcium levels are very

> good, maybe it's not going and staying in my bones. Look at the

> multiple problems that deficiency of this " vitamin " can and WILL

> produce, and even more so in us autoimmune, thyroid compromised

> people.

>>

>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_D

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

This is why I always look for the credits at the bottom of the article on

Wikipedia. It has plenty.

Re: Vitamin D---Effects Are Infinite!

> Very interesting and possibly good news :-)

>

> Just remember this is Wikipedia - not always the most reliable

> source. Rememeber to verify with your dr.

>

>

>>

>> Hi

>>

>> sorry , brain fog

>> but what did you mean by

>> " The deposition of calcium into the bones, including the teeth,,,, "

>>

>> and do you have low or HIgh cortisol?

>> (how does vit D affect cortisol??)

>>

>> thanks

>> -Carol