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My doctors are happy if my Vitamin D level is over 30. My studies suggest at least 50 and 70 is better. I have brought my D level to just over 100 and I'm happy with that. Warm water surfers typically have a D level of around 150 and Caribbean fishermen of around 180. There is no known toxic level but if there is one it is over 350.I was told a few months ago that my Vitamin D level was low. Hard to believe since I am outside every day and MS is pretty sunny most of the time. Doc called in a nice $15 dollar supplement for me. Pharmacy said a lot of people had been prescribed the same one recently. I know there was a kickback involved somewhere. I went to Walmart and got the $3 pills. My level was fine the next time.
I'm sure I'm in the toxic zoneMy doctors are happy if my Vitamin D level is over 30. My studies suggest at least 50 and 70 is better. I have brought my D level to just over 100 and I'm happy with that. Warm water surfers typically have a D level of around 150 and Caribbean fishermen of around 180. There is no known toxic level but if there is one it is over 350.
Being in the sun fully clothed reduces absorption of Vitamin D. Warm water surfers wear almost nothing.
Not unless you garden naked 24/7.I'm sure I'm in the toxic zone
No gardening with this horrible drought and 110°+ summer, but worked outside enough and plenty of pool float time!!Not unless you garden naked 24/7.
How about this?Someone needs to invent a full-body suit with a built-in air conditioner.
But I'm addicted to the sun, I couldn't do that!!Nah, I mean a full body gardening suit.
I do look at all the ingredients, but I believe that the FDA doesn't require all ingredients to be listed, like in food if the amount is supposedly small.you should question the purity of every supplement that you purchase.
Yikes! And I bet those ingredients are not listed.Some Supplements May Contain Medications
We could make a clear one?But I'm addicted to the sun, I couldn't do that!!
Stock up!!My fear is that the gov will use these examples to ban supplements all together. As with all companies, there are good ones and bad. Some are out to just get as much $$$ as possible, while others actually care about the quality of their products. I just wish there was a good way to tell which was which.
I'm pretty much already stocked.Stock up!!
Freeze them.I'm pretty much already stocked.
They don't last forever..... I'm eating some chalky vitamin C tabs now. They are well past their 'best by or exp.' date and you can certainly tell. Many supps aren't packaged in a tight tablet like many meds are, which means that most of the time they won't store as well either. That's an advantage for absorbtion, but a disadvantage for longevity. Thus far I've had pretty good luck with powdered capsules, but gel tabs have leaked and stuck together, even when keeping them in a cool and dry environment.
I'm a little concerned about how they would reconstitute?Freeze them.
I'm a little concerned about how they would reconstitute?
Plus, I don't have a lot of freezer space left. I' hoping to get some venison to top it off this fall. I definitely have more supps than room in the freezer.
They're chewable. They have tasted better when they were fresh. I have some capsules too, but I wanted to finish up the chewables. They taste like chewable tums. Thankfully they're almost gone.Can you just swallow your chalky vitamin-C? Or do you have to chew them? I have the BIG capsule bottles.
Is there a "dog" tincture? Pretty sure I am and have been allergic to the bigger dog.I’m using a homeopathic tincture for Texas allergies, mostly cedar bothering me lately. Kept thinking I was getting sick. Nope. It helps relieve my symptoms.
There are a few available, but I don't think with the same company.Is there a "dog" tincture? Pretty sure I am and have been allergic to the bigger dog.
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