Re: Re:Avoiding vitaman D

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Kate-

in reguards to your e-mail are u going back referring to the marshall thing?

I am new to site and have been also just starting to look at it, as I am

sceptical to anything new I am not familiar with. So there is a diet to it?, I

have not got that far, I already am not a dairy person nor Soy and still feel

pretty bad. The eliminate healthy grains, this seems to be the new thing in all

the diseases now, all of them are all of a sudden caused by diet. But I don't

get it so if u stop with all the food like fibers and stuff, and like u say, low

carb really is the way to go for alot of people, what does this do now to your

cholestrol?, as I had been told a couple yrs back I needed to go on lipitor,

along with all this other diagnosis I was getting, so I did, but after trying x2

D/C'd that med also due to side effects severe enough that I would chance the

heart attack, but I did up my exercise, and really paid attention to diet, I am

not a eater at all but what I did eat

did not pay attention to fibers,oats etc. once I did I was able to lower the

cholestrol. So if this TX is to do with not eating low card foods, what about

the people who also may suffer with this and say diabeties? Where did this TX

originate from. As I once took care of a gentleman who had a terminal brain

tumor, he was put on some type of life habit change and his condition did change

and tremendously that his cancer Dr. could not believe, he gained his walking

ability back etc., but I always ?? in the back of my mind, was it real meaning

would it last, well long story short, it gave him false hope, when he went for

another Cat Scan the tumor itself never shrunk, he gained some quality life back

but he still passed away within his time told by oncologist. I only hope

whoever goes through all this life change which may cost $$ to do so altering

alot of lifestyle that this proves to keep them in remission with the disease

they are fighting. The best to all who

suffer.

Kate Guynn <kguynn@...> wrote:

Ok..I've looked at some of the food part of it. I see that dairy and

soy

are on the no-no list. Taking soy alone out of your diet will help with

thyroid function. Soy inhibits the thyroid function on the cellular

level, I fully agree with them that soy is a bad thing! Vitamin D is a

prohormone. However it is a hormone that God created your body to

need. Yes, you are correct in that mainstream medicine misses the boat on

some things, I full agree. The diet eliminates processed grains....well

duh that's better for you. Low Carb diets often make hypo people feel

better too.

Yes, I agree..when some thing works..sharing is great......but this screams

be very careful!

Kate G

Hashi's

AS

At 04:23 PM 2/5/2008, you wrote:

>Over 5,000 people are on it right now. I brought it to my doctor, and

>he is on it now for sarcoidoisis. You don't rid yourself of all

>Vitamin D, just get it down to a certain level.

>

>Vitamin D and sunlight make people who are not on the MP feel better

>because it lets the bacteria that invade the white blood cells to

> " feel better. " The MP kills these bacteria which sometimes makes the

>person feel worse.

>

>Vitamin D is not really a vitamin, but a type of steroid.

[Guest guest]

Vitamin D helps prevent certain cancer, rickets, and

helps in aiding that you don't get osteoporisis.

Recent studies have shown that those with chronic pain

are lacking in vitamin d so somehow this may correlate

to our pain levels as well. I agree with diets, but I

don't see a vitamin being harmful to my health.

--- sharon studley <seescallop@...> wrote:

> Kate-

> in reguards to your e-mail are u going back

> referring to the marshall thing? I am new to site

> and have been also just starting to look at it, as I

> am sceptical to anything new I am not familiar with.

> So there is a diet to it?, I have not got that far,

> I already am not a dairy person nor Soy and still

> feel pretty bad. The eliminate healthy grains, this

> seems to be the new thing in all the diseases now,

> all of them are all of a sudden caused by diet. But

> I don't get it so if u stop with all the food like

> fibers and stuff, and like u say, low carb really is

> the way to go for alot of people, what does this do

> now to your cholestrol?, as I had been told a couple

> yrs back I needed to go on lipitor, along with all

> this other diagnosis I was getting, so I did, but

> after trying x2 D/C'd that med also due to side

> effects severe enough that I would chance the heart

> attack, but I did up my exercise, and really paid

> attention to diet, I am not a eater at all but what

> I did eat

> did not pay attention to fibers,oats etc. once I

> did I was able to lower the cholestrol. So if this

> TX is to do with not eating low card foods, what

> about the people who also may suffer with this and

> say diabeties? Where did this TX originate from.

> As I once took care of a gentleman who had a

> terminal brain tumor, he was put on some type of

> life habit change and his condition did change and

> tremendously that his cancer Dr. could not believe,

> he gained his walking ability back etc., but I

> always ?? in the back of my mind, was it real

> meaning would it last, well long story short, it

> gave him false hope, when he went for another Cat

> Scan the tumor itself never shrunk, he gained some

> quality life back but he still passed away within

> his time told by oncologist. I only hope whoever

> goes through all this life change which may cost $$

> to do so altering alot of lifestyle that this proves

> to keep them in remission with the disease they are

> fighting. The best to all who

> suffer.

>

> Kate Guynn <kguynn@...> wrote:

> Ok..I've looked at some of the food part

> of it. I see that dairy and soy

> are on the no-no list. Taking soy alone out of your

> diet will help with

> thyroid function. Soy inhibits the thyroid function

> on the cellular

> level, I fully agree with them that soy is a bad

> thing! Vitamin D is a

> prohormone. However it is a hormone that God created

> your body to

> need. Yes, you are correct in that mainstream

> medicine misses the boat on

> some things, I full agree. The diet eliminates

> processed grains....well

> duh that's better for you. Low Carb diets often make

> hypo people feel

> better too.

>

> Yes, I agree..when some thing works..sharing is

> great......but this screams

> be very careful!

>

> Kate G

> Hashi's

> AS

>

> At 04:23 PM 2/5/2008, you wrote:

> >Over 5,000 people are on it right now. I brought it

> to my doctor, and

> >he is on it now for sarcoidoisis. You don't rid

> yourself of all

> >Vitamin D, just get it down to a certain level.

> >

> >Vitamin D and sunlight make people who are not on

> the MP feel better

> >because it lets the bacteria that invade the white

> blood cells to

> > " feel better. " The MP kills these bacteria which

> sometimes makes the

> >person feel worse.

> >

> >Vitamin D is not really a vitamin, but a type of

> steroid.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm not sure where you got this information but this isn't correct. Vitamin

D deficiency IS an issue in this country- esp where I am from where there is

not enough son. Vit D is also implicated in a variety of different cancers as

well as pain.

Abby

In a message dated 2/9/2008 11:41:33 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

goobygirll@... writes:

The issue is that Vitamin D is not a vitamin at all. For people with

immune issues, Vitamin D is actually aggravating to the immune system

because it allows bacteria to thrive. They do suggest a low carb diet,

to not feed the bacteria sugar, but I am not doing a low carb diet as

I am a vegetarian.

Even miners in mineshafts get enough vitamin D, so I think this is a

false alarm.

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[Guest guest]

Have you ever had your VitD levels (there are more than one) checked? Many are

deficient and don't have a clue until problems ensue. Those of us in the

Northern part of the US do not get enough Vit D during the fall and winter. Vit

D deficiency is being looked at as a possible contributing factor in a number of

illnesses including Multiple Sclerosis as incidences of MS are much higher in

northern areas. When Vit D levels get too low they take concerted effort to

raise. Vit D is also necessary for assimilation of calcium. In addition,

extremely low and chronic Vit D deficiency can have a very detrimental effect on

the parathyroid glands. We need adequate Vit D.

Cheryle

--

" The path before all of us sometimes is strewn with shards of glass and this

world does not always provide strong, protective shoes. So as the poem

" Footprints " says, God will carry me, when I cannot carry myself. He loves me

enough to do that for me...I surrender this struggle and am crawling up into His

arms. " ~ Me, 1/14/2008

[Guest guest]

Hi all, here is a good article on Vitamin D.

_http://www.aafp.org/afp/20050115/299.html_

(http://www.aafp.org/afp/20050115/299.html)

Hope it helps,

Lynn

[Guest guest]

Excellent post!

Article in PARADE magazine yesterday.... 5 Medical Tests That May Keep You Well

http://www.parade.com/articles/editions/2008/edition_02-10-2008/5_Medical_Tests

Vitamin D level

Vitamin D is essential for healthy bones because it's needed for calcium

absorption. But new research also is identifying an important role for vitamin D

in the immune system and in the prevention of cancer, including breast and

prostate.

Studies show that more than half of American women don't get enough vitamin D.

It's known as the " sunshine vitamin, " because your skin makes it when you're out

in the sun. That's why people who lack daily sun exposure or who use sunblock

when outdoors may be deficient in the vitamin. It's almost impossible to get

adequate amounts from foods, despite fortification of dairy and some soy foods.

All multivitamins contain vitamin D, but for most people even that is not

sufficient. You may need to take a vitamin D supplement. Most people should get

between 1000 and 1500 IU of vitamin D3 daily. (D3 is the natural form of vitamin

D. It's more easily absorbed and stays in the body longer.) The best way to know

if you're getting enough vitamin D is to get a blood test.

©x© Kami ©x©

Re: [ ] Re:Avoiding vitaman D

Hi,

I'm not sure where you got this information but this isn't correct. Vitamin

D deficiency IS an issue in this country- esp where I am from where there is

not enough son. Vit D is also implicated in a variety of different cancers as

well as pain.

Abby

In a message dated 2/9/2008 11:41:33 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

goobygirll@... writes:

The issue is that Vitamin D is not a vitamin at all. For people with

immune issues, Vitamin D is actually aggravating to the immune system

because it allows bacteria to thrive. They do suggest a low carb diet,

to not feed the bacteria sugar, but I am not doing a low carb diet as

I am a vegetarian.

Even miners in mineshafts get enough vitamin D, so I think this is a

false alarm.

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