Re: Liquid cholecalciferol drops.

April 12, 2009

I don't know too much so I could say is that perhaps the vitamin D in fermented

cod liver oil would be better absorbed in the body. It also has A, D, E, K2,

Co-Q10 and other co-factors.

Yours Truly,

Dan Holt

On Apr 12, 2009, at 9:01 AM, " repent_kog_is_near " <repent_kog_is_near@...>

wrote:

Hi

Would this be a good substitute for CLO? What may be its pros and cons?

-Thanks

Dan

April 16, 2009

We have had great success with these since January. I bought them after

a vitamin D discussion with , because the kids were on a CLO strike

and I couldn't find natural ones on that e-shopping trip that weren't

combined with too much Vit A for a toddler. Yes, I do hide CLO in stuff

for the kids, but when you're poor you can only afford so many un-drunk

expensive kefir and farm yolk etc. smoothies. Oh, the ones I got were

Carlson.

I felt terrible using them rather than natural D, but they have worked.

Our next door neighbor is a bipolar drunk who sends her kid to our house

even when he's sick, and we were sick with his colds all last semester.

Since we began the D drops, if we have gotten a cold it only lasts 2 days

and never more than a sniffle- nothing to keep one homebound. I do use

homeopathics on the kids, but can't credit just them because I used them

before the syn. D. My 5 year old refuses sodium ascorbate and rarely

drinks anything but water so it's hard to hide on her.

I will buy them again if I can't find natural D I can afford.

I know we all believe the natural vitamins are better, but if you don't

have the money to pour CLO on the floor, these could help you out.

Desh

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