Question...Re: Dana please advise

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> Hi Dana,

> No its not an established medical hypothesis. I have seen it in my kid,

that's why i was asking if you have come across it.

I have read it written in several public messages, but so far no one has been

able to identify the source. I just wondered where people were reading it.

> When I dropped Betacarotene from food, his Retinol started getting down

towards normal range.

My son did not convert carotenes into vitamin A until I corrected his thyroid

condition. Until that time, giving him carotene foods caused what looked like

brain poisoning.

> when I reserached, I came to notice that Vit D is hydroxylated to its

absorbable form in Liver and Vit A is stored(if high amounts) in liver and fatty

tissues in the body.

Vitamins A, D, E, and K are all fat soluble.

> I came to conclusion that Liver is over taxed to make D absorbable because of

Vitamin A storage as well as other pathogen killing in the body etc.

Well, the liver is overtaxed in many kids. I can see that if the liver is

overtaxed, there would be a problem with all four of the fat soluble vitamins.

> This was was a WOW! for me, as my very experienced DAN! was surprised too.

Have you come across anything like this before.......?

It sounds like a possibility. The high dose vitamin A protocol is only two days

tho, so I doubt two days of high dose A will have a major effect on vitamin D

levels.

Dana