Re: Vitamin A supplements Repost -- Andy?

[Guest guest]

> What is the proper dose range for vitamin A (oil-based), for mercury-

> poisoned adults (with no pregnancy possibilites), pre- and post-

> amlagam-removal?

>

> I understand that vitamin A can be taken in high doses if it's

> balanced with high-dose vitamin D. Is this correct?

[Guest guest]

>

> > What is the proper dose range for vitamin A (oil-based), for mercury-

> > poisoned adults (with no pregnancy possibilites), pre- and post-

> > amlagam-removal?

> >

From " Amalgam Illness " , page 165, 20,000 iu, except pregnant women or

women who could become pregnant should keep vit A below 10,000 iu.

See the book for more detail.

> > I understand that vitamin A can be taken in high doses if it's

> > balanced with high-dose vitamin D. Is this correct?

>

See AI for occasions when vit A could be taken in high doses.

Vitamin D should be supplemented depending on need. 2000 iu per day

is ok for most people. Testing for serum 25(OH) vitamin D is advised

and then shooting for an optimal level of about 100Umol/L. Most

people are very low in vit D and need to supplement, but there are

exceptions (people who have UV treatments for psoriasis, people who

have high sun exposure, people who have specific problems).

J