Re:Sunlight through glass does not provide Vitamin D
by rapsey on Monday February 25, 2019 @11:56AM
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Magnesium deficiency and a general mineral imbalance that resulted in severe insomnia. I also developed a bunch of food intolerances that were getting ever worse.
I was supplementing with a lot of magnesium. Sleep returned very quickly, my need for supplementing magnesium also dropped in days.
Re:Sunlight through glass does not provide Vitamin D
by graeme on Monday February 25, 2019 @04:54PM
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How were you measuring magnesium need, blood tests?
Re:Sunlight through glass does not provide Vitamin D
by atomic77 on Monday February 25, 2019 @12:26PM
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After reading the "Big Vitamin D Mistake" article on HN in 2017 I also started experimenting with larger doses of Vitamin D and can attest to life-changing effects.
It has been like a permanent +5 to constitution; I am now almost through my second winter without getting sick, something inconceivable for me as a kid growing up with asthma and a whole range of puffers, and always prone to debilitating sinus infections that told hold in January and never really let up sometime around April.
Re:Sunlight through glass does not provide Vitamin D
by tomcam on Monday February 25, 2019 @04:32PM
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That is amazing. What kind of vitamin D in at what levels did you settle on?
Re:Sunlight through glass does not provide Vitamin D
by atomic77 on Monday February 25, 2019 @05:13PM
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I initially started with 1000 IU of Vitamin D3, Costco brand, and eventually settled on 5000 as I noticed improvements in energy level as I took more.
I am at 43 latitude so I only start taking it in mid-November and start weening myself off it in late March (you never really know if/when spring will happen up here in Toronto :)
Question, what were your health issues and what changes did you see that quickly?