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Agreed, but her problems resolved within 6 months and VitD returned to normal within 18. Quite a difference from the doctor here on HN that has been claiming ir
by voisin 6y ago
Agreed, but her problems resolved within 6 months and VitD returned to normal within 18. Quite a difference from the doctor here on HN that has been claiming irreversible issues from taking doses far below what this lady took.
- beervirus 6y agoHard to draw many conclusions from a sample size of 1, other than that taking megadoses is a bad idea.
- PragmaticPulp 6y agoDon’t mistake the remission of serious, life-threatening anomalies in this one patient as evidence that no long-term damage was done. In these cases, the doctors aren’t giving the patient a clean bill of health across all parameters. They’re just confirming that the immediately life threatening issues are no longer an imminent danger to the patient. It’s entirely likely that the patient suffered more insidious, long-term health consequences that aren’t immediately obvious. It should also go without saying that the excessive vitamin D doses didn’t do her any favors. The “more is better” approach to vitamins in the alternative medicine community really needs to stop.