RE: GINA OT Re: RESEARCH - Clinical significance of selected endothelial activation

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Hello, Lynn!

I'll post some guidelines separately.

Since your situation is unique, you'll probably want input from one of your

physicians. You might need different amounts and/or formulations.

The most natural way to get vitamin D is from the sun, but it might not be

enough in your case.

Not an MD

> > From: lindacaimi@...> Date: Tue, 3 Jun

2008 12:47:29 +0000> Subject: GINA OT Re: [ ] RESEARCH - Clinical

significance of selected endothelial activation markers in patients with SLE> >

Hello ,> How are you and your family? I do hope all is well. Once again I

have a question and I know how good you are at research. How much vitamin D does

a woman need a day and calcium. I have a problem with a bad dexa scan,

osteoporosis?? . I would like it treated as naturally as possible. I know one of

the issues of it being so bad is the fact that I took predisone for 9 years, no

longer taking it. Also I eat no dairy at all, thanks to the whipple. Could I

have your imput? You have to know how much I value your view on things. > For

anyone who doesn't know was a tremendous help to me when I was very ill

some years ago. I ended up having a nasty surgery but with 's help and

research got through it fine.> It was who helped me find the best, very

best, surgeon in the field I needed!!!!!!!> Thanks my friend,>