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I wouldn’t say I have followed the science but my doc prescribed 2000 IUs daily and it definitely makes a noticeable difference in a gloomy winter
by sanman811 4y ago
I wouldn’t say I have followed the science but my doc prescribed 2000 IUs daily and it definitely makes a noticeable difference in a gloomy winter
- greenyoda 4y agoWhat kind of a difference have you noticed? I also take 2000 IUs, but I haven't noticed any significant difference in how I feel since I've started taking it.
- nicoburns 4y agoHow are feeling generally? It's possible you didn't have a deficiency to start with. I went from being completely depressed, barely able to get out of bed to mostly functional (although still not quite as chirpy as I am in summer) when I started taking a vit d supplement in winter.
- torial 4y agoyou might want to check on your Vitamin D receptivity. For example, I took a DNA test, and it indicated my Vitamin D receptors weren't as efficient as normal so I should take higher doses than other people.
- sanman811 4y agoI personally just felt a little sadder and lower energy in my first winter in a gloomy climate. The vitamin D just made me slightly more chipper and energetic. I didn’t do a blood test pre vitamin D but tested recently and my levels look good, so my doc said to just keep on it. Wouldn’t say the difference is transformative but it’s helpful.