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> This guy will get you killed Yeah, no. Advising people to correct Vitamin D deficiencies but to avoid overdosing is correct. I quoted the study. The study a
by Aurornis 2mo ago
> This guy will get you killed
Yeah, no. Advising people to correct Vitamin D deficiencies but to avoid overdosing is correct.
I quoted the study. The study agrees that excessive Vitamin D consumption is not good.
- OutOfHere 2mo agoAn excess of anything is not good. The point is that insufficient supplementation leaves most people far below the optimal blood level of vitamin D, typically even in a hazard zone, and doctors do absolutely nothing to address the situation. As the definitive case in point, they maintain the formal requirement at 600 IU which shows their intent to kill everyone who isn't better informed.