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I have to say I feel better today than I have for a long time. I especially noticed that my lungs seem clear of congestion this morning.

I usually take 5,000 to 10,000 IU vitamin D over the winter, on and off, mostly on, and have been doing that for several years. I believe this is why I haven't caught a cold ever since I started this, or if I did, it didn't hang on at all, barely got started.

But I had something going on this week that prompted me to give it a try and take 25,000 IU a couple of times, I have probably taken 25,000 to 35,000 IU about 5 times this week.

It's been a long time since I felt this good when I woke up. My energy level seems really even and I don't feel anxious or weak. My thinking seems clear and I feel somewhat ambitious and confident.

I have lived at northern latitudes my whole life and avoided the sun because of a past tendency to severe sunburn. (have noticed I seem less vulnerable to sunburn the last few years, and have read that niacin can help make a person less susceptible to sunburn, I probably take more of that than I used to, also trace minerals which might be helping somehow, I don't know).

Anyway I'm going to keep experimenting with this, maybe even though I was supplementing I was still deficient.

I'll go out in the sun sometime when I can, but I live in the city and don't walk around without clothes, and I work indoors all day. Plus at the northern latitudes it doesn't do anything anyway outside of the summer months, and it has to be at the high noon hours that I've always avoided because of sunburn.

I'm going to take this kind of dose for a little while and see how it goes. I know doctors prescribe this, it's not crazy to take it, I do take magnesium which is very important if you supplement with vitamin D.

Anyone else had a similar experience?
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I can just see someone in their dark cold basement popping vitamin d 3 pills when it's 90 degrees and sunny all over the world right now with a super abundance of vitamin d to catch.
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Make sure you also dose up on vitamin K if you're doing this.
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Excess D can kill you. Google it.
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Make sure you also dose up on vitamin K if you're doing this.
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D3, K2, and Magnesium also, get that engine powered up nicely :-)

These should be consumed together, and make sure you have some good fat or oil in your digestive tract so they can be absorbed.
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Excess D can kill you. Google it.
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All I have ever seen is people diagnosed with inadequate D levels. Minnesota checking in here :-)

Can you show an excess D death (link?) and what ridiculous amount where they taking along with whatever?
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Excess D can kill you. Google it.
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If it's vitamin D2, yes, but not D3.
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Get the 23andme DNA test done, you may have a polymorphism in the Vdr Taq gene which impacts the body's ability to utilize vitamin D.
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I have to say I feel better today than I have for a long time. I especially noticed that my lungs seem clear of congestion this morning.

I usually take 5,000 to 10,000 IU vitamin D over the winter, on and off, mostly on, and have been doing that for several years. I believe this is why I haven't caught a cold ever since I started this, or if I did, it didn't hang on at all, barely got started.

But I had something going on this week that prompted me to give it a try and take 25,000 IU a couple of times, I have probably taken 25,000 to 35,000 IU about 5 times this week.

It's been a long time since I felt this good when I woke up. My energy level seems really even and I don't feel anxious or weak. My thinking seems clear and I feel somewhat ambitious and confident.

I have lived at northern latitudes my whole life and avoided the sun because of a past tendency to severe sunburn. (have noticed I seem less vulnerable to sunburn the last few years, and have read that niacin can help make a person less susceptible to sunburn, I probably take more of that than I used to, also trace minerals which might be helping somehow, I don't know).

Anyway I'm going to keep experimenting with this, maybe even though I was supplementing I was still deficient.

I'll go out in the sun sometime when I can, but I live in the city and don't walk around without clothes, and I work indoors all day. Plus at the northern latitudes it doesn't do anything anyway outside of the summer months, and it has to be at the high noon hours that I've always avoided because of sunburn.

I'm going to take this kind of dose for a little while and see how it goes. I know doctors prescribe this, it's not crazy to take it, I do take magnesium which is very important if you supplement with vitamin D.

Anyone else had a similar experience?
 Quoting: Vision Thing


Damn, your dosage sounds sky high. I'm looking on the back of a Cod Liver Oil supplement that has vitamin A and D. For vitamin D, it says 130 IU for 32% of your daily allowance. So, 390 IU would be at almost 100% daily value.
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I have to say I feel better today than I have for a long time. I especially noticed that my lungs seem clear of congestion this morning.

I usually take 5,000 to 10,000 IU vitamin D over the winter, on and off, mostly on, and have been doing that for several years. I believe this is why I haven't caught a cold ever since I started this, or if I did, it didn't hang on at all, barely got started.

But I had something going on this week that prompted me to give it a try and take 25,000 IU a couple of times, I have probably taken 25,000 to 35,000 IU about 5 times this week.

It's been a long time since I felt this good when I woke up. My energy level seems really even and I don't feel anxious or weak. My thinking seems clear and I feel somewhat ambitious and confident.

I have lived at northern latitudes my whole life and avoided the sun because of a past tendency to severe sunburn. (have noticed I seem less vulnerable to sunburn the last few years, and have read that niacin can help make a person less susceptible to sunburn, I probably take more of that than I used to, also trace minerals which might be helping somehow, I don't know).

Anyway I'm going to keep experimenting with this, maybe even though I was supplementing I was still deficient.

I'll go out in the sun sometime when I can, but I live in the city and don't walk around without clothes, and I work indoors all day. Plus at the northern latitudes it doesn't do anything anyway outside of the summer months, and it has to be at the high noon hours that I've always avoided because of sunburn.

I'm going to take this kind of dose for a little while and see how it goes. I know doctors prescribe this, it's not crazy to take it, I do take magnesium which is very important if you supplement with vitamin D.

Anyone else had a similar experience?
 Quoting: Vision Thing


Damn, your dosage sounds sky high. I'm looking on the back of a Cod Liver Oil supplement that has vitamin A and D. For vitamin D, it says 130 IU for 32% of your daily allowance. So, 390 IU would be at almost 100% daily value.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70162470

RDA levels are low. I take 10,000 IU of D3 a day and 5,000 mg of vit c. This has transformed my health. 2.5 years ago I nearly died from a lung infection, now I am healthy as a horse.
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You do know that being outside in the direct, bright sunlight for 15 minutes to your exposed arms and legs and your body generates about 20,000IU?

[link to www.sunshinevitamin.org]
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I have to say I feel better today than I have for a long time. I especially noticed that my lungs seem clear of congestion this morning.

I usually take 5,000 to 10,000 IU vitamin D over the winter, on and off, mostly on, and have been doing that for several years. I believe this is why I haven't caught a cold ever since I started this, or if I did, it didn't hang on at all, barely got started.

But I had something going on this week that prompted me to give it a try and take 25,000 IU a couple of times, I have probably taken 25,000 to 35,000 IU about 5 times this week.

It's been a long time since I felt this good when I woke up. My energy level seems really even and I don't feel anxious or weak. My thinking seems clear and I feel somewhat ambitious and confident.

I have lived at northern latitudes my whole life and avoided the sun because of a past tendency to severe sunburn. (have noticed I seem less vulnerable to sunburn the last few years, and have read that niacin can help make a person less susceptible to sunburn, I probably take more of that than I used to, also trace minerals which might be helping somehow, I don't know).

Anyway I'm going to keep experimenting with this, maybe even though I was supplementing I was still deficient.

I'll go out in the sun sometime when I can, but I live in the city and don't walk around without clothes, and I work indoors all day. Plus at the northern latitudes it doesn't do anything anyway outside of the summer months, and it has to be at the high noon hours that I've always avoided because of sunburn.

I'm going to take this kind of dose for a little while and see how it goes. I know doctors prescribe this, it's not crazy to take it, I do take magnesium which is very important if you supplement with vitamin D.

Anyone else had a similar experience?
 Quoting: Vision Thing


Damn, your dosage sounds sky high. I'm looking on the back of a Cod Liver Oil supplement that has vitamin A and D. For vitamin D, it says 130 IU for 32% of your daily allowance. So, 390 IU would be at almost 100% daily value.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70162470

RDA levels are low. I take 10,000 IU of D3 a day and 5,000 mg of vit c. This has transformed my health. 2.5 years ago I nearly died from a lung infection, now I am healthy as a horse.
 Quoting: MacRaider


I think one of the problems is those RDA suggestions are now believed to be too low. Maybe int he olden days when people were out and about and didn't slather themselves in sunscreen, but today, that's low.

Last year I was discovered to be severely deficient in Vitamin D. Went on a two month course of treatment that sounds like OPs dosage. It is fine if you are severely deficient and know this from blood levels that are actually tested, but to do this regime long term, according to two of my docs, CAN become somewhat harmful/toxic.

Once my levels were stabilized in a nice range, I was told to pop a 5,000 IU capsule of D3 every day for the rest of my life as a maintenance dose, and cautioned to not go above that. Both docs suggested the exact same 5,000 as a perfect max out dose for someone like myself who is basically indoors all the time.

But yes, all sorts of things can be connected to low D. It can lead to depression and even distort function of your thyroid gland, essentially suppressing it and making you artificially hypothyroid despite having a fully functional gland. Something to think about for anyone having hypothyroid symptoms -- it often correlates with low D.
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from my bookmarks - on intoxication [link to www.vitamindwiki.com] - this guy is a vitamin D fanatic

[link to www.vitamindwiki.com] "One pill every two weeks gives you all the vitamin D most adults need"
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Good for you! I need to research how to get the higher amounts of D3 cheaper. because no one could afford to take even 1/2 a bottle of expensive drops a day, or even a bottle at that price every 4 or 5 days.

K2 and magnesium is needed.

And OMG look at all the low D SHILLS coming on!
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Watch it, too much of anything is bad for you
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Vitamin D is inversely related to melatonin, take it in the morning, it signals your body that it's time to wake up.
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Make sure you also dose up on vitamin K if you're doing this.
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Some say 10,000 IU is a good dose because this is the amount your skin would naturally produce from maximum exposure from the sun. I have only been taking Vitamin D for a year @2000ui but I definitely notice the wake up kick it gives me in the morning.
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5000 IU D3 here. Daily in the morning. No more headaches, and it has elevated my mood considerably.

I also take magnesium, zinc, COQ10, one a day multi-vitamin for men, bioperine, and a prostate health herbal supplement with saw palmetto.

My morning smoothie consists of almond/cashew milk, cinnamon, ginger, turmeric, coconut oil and raw honey.

Been doing this for about 9 months and I feel great. Might add K2 to the mix.
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5000 IU D3 here. Daily in the morning. No more headaches, and it has elevated my mood considerably.

I also take magnesium, zinc, COQ10, one a day multi-vitamin for men, bioperine, and a prostate health herbal supplement with saw palmetto.

My morning smoothie consists of almond/cashew milk, cinnamon, ginger, turmeric, coconut oil and raw honey.

Been doing this for about 9 months and I feel great. Might add K2 to the mix.
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Nice mix, your smoothie sounds like a great start to the day.

Had this hot cereal today, quite tasty:

Hot and Fit Cereal Mayan Blend, made by Earnest Eats

Thinking about making my own version in bulk and sharing with friends.

Add the K2 :-)
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5000 IU D3 here. Daily in the morning. No more headaches, and it has elevated my mood considerably.

I also take magnesium, zinc, COQ10, one a day multi-vitamin for men, bioperine, and a prostate health herbal supplement with saw palmetto.

My morning smoothie consists of almond/cashew milk, cinnamon, ginger, turmeric, coconut oil and raw honey.

Been doing this for about 9 months and I feel great. Might add K2 to the mix.
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I live near N.Canadian border and take the same regimen only I double the vit D in winter. I also add L-Lysine for Lupus and bone strength.
For those who say just go outside: snowsuits and only six hours of daylite in winter,(and cloudy and snowing most every day anyhow) long sleeves to combat mosquitoes n summer and with me, Lupus makes me very photosensitive so go out in the sun is not an option for everyone. I also eat very little meat even tho my husband is the best moose hunter around, lol.

I have Multiple inherited health problems and am,at 75, in very good health. Add Colloidal silver to the mix, the best is from www.herbalhealer.com which is 500ppm, I dont get any vaccinations and yet havent had a cold or flu for 35 years.
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I can just see someone in their dark cold basement popping vitamin d 3 pills when it's 90 degrees and sunny all over the world right now with a super abundance of vitamin d to catch.
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I just came back to this thread, been WORKING indoors all day today and guess what -

It's about 58 degrees and CLOUDY here today . . . never gets to 90 here - hardly ever gets to eighty, ever.

Pacific Northwest coast - and too creepy to walk around town without clothes on here.

Plus they say as you get older your skin doesn't convert the sun to vitamin D as well as it used to - and at this northern latitude (Canadian border) it's not going to do you any good for about 8 months a year anyway.

And I used to get terrible sunburns as I said in my OP. Not so much now but it's an old habit hard to break being careful of the sun.
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Excess D can kill you. Google it.
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Everything I've read quoting statistics from the CDC states "No deaths from vitamins" for decades.

It is possible to have iron poisoning. But iron isn't a vitamin.

That one case where someone drank the straight vitamin D2 that they add to milk, over the course of a week without realizing it, he got sick, but when he stopped overdosing on it, he recovered fully. No one would ever take that much, it was a freak incident.
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Good for you! I need to research how to get the higher amounts of D3 cheaper. because no one could afford to take even 1/2 a bottle of expensive drops a day, or even a bottle at that price every 4 or 5 days.

K2 and magnesium is needed.

And OMG look at all the low D SHILLS coming on!
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You guys are screwed in Canada, I can't imagine why they don't allow high dose capsules or drops of Vitamin D to be sold there, of all places.

I can get everything really really cheap at Swanson Vitamins or Vitacost. They do ship to Canada but the Vitamin D is restricted to under 1000 IU I think.
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Watch it, too much of anything is bad for you
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Well when medical error is the third leading cause of death in the US, and the CDC says "no deaths from vitamins", I guess I know where I'm willing to take my chances, how about you?

I wouldn't keep this up for long, and I've never done it before. But with vitamins you can do short term megadoses, for a week, a couple of weeks, a month, NO BIG DEAL.

If you read between the lines of all the "omg, be careful, vitamins will kill you" propaganda, it's pure fluff with nothing to back it up.

Yeah water can kill you too, and salt. Common sense and lots and lots of reading and research and experimentation will save your life. And don't listen to fucking WebMD and all those other anti-natural-healing sites that fill the first ten pages of the search engine returns. It's a genuine conspiracy and that's no lie, straight up.
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Sounds healthy.
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I have to say I feel better today than I have for a long time. I especially noticed that my lungs seem clear of congestion this morning.

I usually take 5,000 to 10,000 IU vitamin D over the winter, on and off, mostly on, and have been doing that for several years. I believe this is why I haven't caught a cold ever since I started this, or if I did, it didn't hang on at all, barely got started.

But I had something going on this week that prompted me to give it a try and take 25,000 IU a couple of times, I have probably taken 25,000 to 35,000 IU about 5 times this week.

It's been a long time since I felt this good when I woke up. My energy level seems really even and I don't feel anxious or weak. My thinking seems clear and I feel somewhat ambitious and confident.

I have lived at northern latitudes my whole life and avoided the sun because of a past tendency to severe sunburn. (have noticed I seem less vulnerable to sunburn the last few years, and have read that niacin can help make a person less susceptible to sunburn, I probably take more of that than I used to, also trace minerals which might be helping somehow, I don't know).

Anyway I'm going to keep experimenting with this, maybe even though I was supplementing I was still deficient.

I'll go out in the sun sometime when I can, but I live in the city and don't walk around without clothes, and I work indoors all day. Plus at the northern latitudes it doesn't do anything anyway outside of the summer months, and it has to be at the high noon hours that I've always avoided because of sunburn.

I'm going to take this kind of dose for a little while and see how it goes. I know doctors prescribe this, it's not crazy to take it, I do take magnesium which is very important if you supplement with vitamin D.

Anyone else had a similar experience?
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Of you are over 45 those high doses are VERY bad for you and can cause bad problems..
Medical fact!!
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Good for you! I need to research how to get the higher amounts of D3 cheaper. because no one could afford to take even 1/2 a bottle of expensive drops a day, or even a bottle at that price every 4 or 5 days.

K2 and magnesium is needed.

And OMG look at all the low D SHILLS coming on!
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You guys are screwed in Canada, I can't imagine why they don't allow high dose capsules or drops of Vitamin D to be sold there, of all places.

I can get everything really really cheap at Swanson Vitamins or Vitacost. They do ship to Canada but the Vitamin D is restricted to under 1000 IU I think.
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Yes the vit D here in canuckleville is neutered down to 1000 IU and it's bull poop!! I get either 5000 - 10,000 IU/pill though through a friend who gets it shipped up,here from the states. I generally take 10,000/day winter 5000/day summer. Also, K2 mag biglys and a quality multi.
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I have to say I feel better today than I have for a long time. I especially noticed that my lungs seem clear of congestion this morning.

I usually take 5,000 to 10,000 IU vitamin D over the winter, on and off, mostly on, and have been doing that for several years. I believe this is why I haven't caught a cold ever since I started this, or if I did, it didn't hang on at all, barely got started.

But I had something going on this week that prompted me to give it a try and take 25,000 IU a couple of times, I have probably taken 25,000 to 35,000 IU about 5 times this week.

It's been a long time since I felt this good when I woke up. My energy level seems really even and I don't feel anxious or weak. My thinking seems clear and I feel somewhat ambitious and confident.

I have lived at northern latitudes my whole life and avoided the sun because of a past tendency to severe sunburn. (have noticed I seem less vulnerable to sunburn the last few years, and have read that niacin can help make a person less susceptible to sunburn, I probably take more of that than I used to, also trace minerals which might be helping somehow, I don't know).

Anyway I'm going to keep experimenting with this, maybe even though I was supplementing I was still deficient.

I'll go out in the sun sometime when I can, but I live in the city and don't walk around without clothes, and I work indoors all day. Plus at the northern latitudes it doesn't do anything anyway outside of the summer months, and it has to be at the high noon hours that I've always avoided because of sunburn.

I'm going to take this kind of dose for a little while and see how it goes. I know doctors prescribe this, it's not crazy to take it, I do take magnesium which is very important if you supplement with vitamin D.

Anyone else had a similar experience?
 Quoting: Vision Thing


Of you are over 45 those high doses are VERY bad for you and can cause bad problems..
Medical fact!!
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Why do doctors prescribe doses that high then?
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you can OD, your body can regulate it coming in from your skin, but not orally.

once you get full up, you may want to go back down to a maintenance dose.

you can get your levels checked.

and people are right, all of these things need to be done in a balance:

A, D, K and E and minerals.





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