RE: Re: Free Kindle ebook on vitamin D

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> My husband Alan takes 50,000 Vitamin D every week. He had to get a

> presrcription because his 25 hydroxy test revealed his levels were so

> low. He's had them checked recently and he's doing much better. He is

> disabled and doesn't get out much so thankfully this prescription has

> raised his levels.

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I didn't need a prescription to get vitamin D3 from Survival

Enterprises. I think he said he gives an automatic discount of 10% on

his health products.

link:

http://se1.us

They dissolve under the tongue, taste like marshmallows, and contain 10K

IU each one. I take between 1 and 4 per day for 10-40K IU each day. Alan

is getting

I might try the vitamin D3 at Radio Liberty instead next time. There's

no discounts at Radio Liberty, but I just want to see if what the

difference between the two products is--sublingual vs swallowed.

link:

http://www.radioliberty.com

By the way, there's a another ebook for Kindle that I found quite

informative on vitamin D. " The Miraculous Results of My 'Dangerous

Experiment' with Extremely High Doses of Vitamin D3, " by Jeff T. Bowles.

Jeff

[Guest guest]

There are 2 tests for D, . Depending on what the doc requests, you

could be getting accurate testing. Since I've lived with surgically induced

malnutrition for the last 10 years, I've done a lot of study on vites and

minerals.

Here's an excellent website

http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/

Pam

Reply-To: <sproutpeople >

Date: Sunday, April 29, 2012 5:37 PM

To: <sproutpeople >

Subject: Re: Free Kindle ebook on vitamin D

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> DO keep in mind that the TESTING for Vitamin D is seriously flawed. It is

> quite likely that EVERYONE who follows a Standard American Diet (SAD) and gets

> Vitamin D testing is very likely going to test low. This is not necessarily

> acurate. The reason is, ALL commercial milk is pumped full of " Vitamin D " ,

> which is actually a steroid. It is also given to meat, dairy and poultry

> animals in their feed, so most Americans have been getting too MUCH of that

> form of Vitamin D for years, and the testing is flawed, at best. Far too much

> info to post here, but worth researching for yourself if you want the

> info-like MOST standard tests, they just are not accurate due to the way we

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[Guest guest]

I agree, Pam. Also, what someone else indicated regarding fatigue and

depression in people who have low Vit. D, rings true as well. While Vit. D

is not the absolute panacea for good health, it cannot be dismissed as a big

contributor and everyone should have their levels checked, IMHO. I also get

the newsletter from the Vit. D council regularly as well (which you cited in

your email).

Thea

From: sproutpeople [mailto:sproutpeople ] On

Behalf Of Pam Gotcher

Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 9:04 PM

To: sproutpeople

Subject: Re: Re: Free Kindle ebook on vitamin D

There are 2 tests for D, . Depending on what the doc requests, you

could be getting accurate testing. Since I've lived with surgically induced

malnutrition for the last 10 years, I've done a lot of study on vites and

minerals.

Here's an excellent website

http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/

Pam

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