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Vitamin D
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I live in the subarctic; have for 30 years.
I have been taking 5,000 units of vitamin D, daily. Was tested and the test shows I am exactly where I should be.
This is not a question but to suggest that maybe many people should be upping their Vitamin D.
I should have started doing this years ago, but I was quite non-knowledgable about this. If you count the vitamin itself plus the food that have Vitamin D (milk,etc.)
I am actually getting more than 5,000 units. Just relating my experience so others might benefit.
I have been taking 5,000 units of vitamin D, daily. Was tested and the test shows I am exactly where I should be.
This is not a question but to suggest that maybe many people should be upping their Vitamin D.
I should have started doing this years ago, but I was quite non-knowledgable about this. If you count the vitamin itself plus the food that have Vitamin D (milk,etc.)
I am actually getting more than 5,000 units. Just relating my experience so others might benefit.
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I read an article the other week suggesting that many of the health problems we have in Scotland - in particular the high incidence of MS, could be related to vitamin D defficiency due to the lack of sunlight we have in the winters, not only the shorter days, but the fact that we see very little sunshine even during daylight. The article also said that they were lobbying the government in order that this should be raised higher on the health priorities in Scotland. I think that in order to stay healthy, we need at least 15 minutes of sunlight a day.
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