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Probably the best approach is this: - Go get a blood test and find out what your current levels are. if you are too busy to hit up your physician, blood tests
by bproven 9y ago
Probably the best approach is this:
- Go get a blood test and find out what your current levels are. if you are too busy to hit up your physician, blood tests can be be purchased online without a doctor visit - After purchase, you just show up at Labcorp/Quest location and get your blood drawn. Vit D tests are pretty cheap at around $50
- If deficient, supplement with Vitamin D; 4000-5000 IU a day seems to be a good start.
- Get a follow-up blood test a few months later to confirm that the current dosage is adequate. If it is great. If not, rinse and repeat as necessary...
Everyone is unique so I think this i sthe best approach. Also, IMO being (too) afraid of the sun is one of the reasons this is such a problem in modern life.