Vitamin D Effect On Weight Loss Study

ktdid626

Thank you GaleHawkins! I have been doing other research, and I am very happy to have learned something new!
You are why I love MFP!

GaleHawkins

Thanks guys. I am sticking with my 20K units daily until my next blood work hoping I break out of the 20's finally but I want to stay under 80 based on my research.

Currently we have a lot of cancer popping up in the family and have been reading on organic supplements from Japan like BioBran (sold under the name PeakImmune4 in USA) and inorganic supplements like zeolite that initial usage was developed in Eastern European.

Since they can be purchased on Amazon and Ebay I have ordered some of both types to try.

I still think having Vit D levels in the 40-80 range is more important initially than the above supplements. I was talking today with a guy who learned his Vit D level was 11 and he wound up having open heart surgery. He is taking 64K units a week and still two years later is only up into the 20's.

One doctor said only two of her hospital patients has normal levels of Vit D. One was a gun shot victim and the other one had been in a car accident. All of the rest where low on Vit D when hospitalized. She said people seldom get sick enough to be hospitalized if they have normal Vit D3 levels. Basically I think most flip off the need for Vit D just as I did for two years after the doctor tested me.

After doing some research I realized the folly of flipping off the importance of Vit D levels. Reading about cancer and treatments I now understand there is no 'cure' for it and that survival is best when we correctly support the body to 'prevent' cancer since we will have had cancer for about 10 years before it will be medically detected.

I still think Vit D levels should be our first thing to test since treating it from Wal-Mart, Wallgreens, etc cost next to nothing.

GaleHawkins

canceractive.com/cancer-active-page-link.aspx?n=509

Just found this article about the relationship between cancer and Vit D levels. It had some interesting numbers.

maxit

I still think Vit D levels should be our first thing to test since treating it from Wal-Mart, Wallgreens, etc cost next to nothing.

^ totally agree