Re:Vitamin D supplementation reduces autoimmune disease risk...
by goostavos on Friday January 28, 2022 @05:06PM
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Really, best course of action is not to guess and just get blood work done regularly.
It builds up slowly enough that your doc may suggest mega-dosing for a few weeks to bring things back in line.
Pure anectdata on the auto-immmune thing: since getting my vitamin D levels up, my alopecia barbae has completely disappeared. It's pretty crazy cause it's something I've had my entire life (and very severe at times). My doc mentioned a link between auto-immune and vitamin D, and after bringing my levels back in line, all the patches filled back in. Pretty wild, tbh.
It builds up slowly enough that your doc may suggest mega-dosing for a few weeks to bring things back in line.
Pure anectdata on the auto-immmune thing: since getting my vitamin D levels up, my alopecia barbae has completely disappeared. It's pretty crazy cause it's something I've had my entire life (and very severe at times). My doc mentioned a link between auto-immune and vitamin D, and after bringing my levels back in line, all the patches filled back in. Pretty wild, tbh.