submitted by Trope to Health9 monthsJul 21, 2024 14:17:31 ago (+19/-1) (Health)
Never been to a doctor before as an adult. In fact, for the longest time, I was the type of person who planned to never go as I don’t want or need medication. However, I have a keen interest in nutrition and the prospect of having a blood test done could serve as a helpful tool to improve my health.
My Vitamin D was measured at 86 ng/mL with the reference range being between 30 and 100. Currently sitting at the high end of optimal.
I was very curious to see this measure as I have been taking 25,400 IU of oral vitamin D3 daily for the past 120 days with generally 1 hour weekly of sunbathing upon the Great Lakes region (when possible) sporting northern European fair skin.
I had a suspicion that oral supplementation alone would be insufficient for optimal levels but it appears they have worked just fine. 25K IU sounds like a high dosage but I have a firm belief the move from mcg to IU was in an intentional effort to help worsen the health of the general public while simultaneously scaring people away from sunshine. I combine D3 supplementation with K2, magnesium citrate, and vitamin A from a quality multivitamin while adhering to a carnivore diet.
I would suggest everyone here supplement vitamin D3 at a much higher dosage than the RDA.
Ah i see, the brand is an established family-owned brand from down here in New Zealand. Have multiple types of their supplement range. Fairly extensive and good quality range of 'organic' supplements.
dass 1 points 9 months ago
Ah i see, the brand is an established family-owned brand from down here in New Zealand. Have multiple types of their supplement range.
Fairly extensive and good quality range of 'organic' supplements.