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Originally Posted by OPRMC
.The winter months are always the worst for me, so feeling even a little hope at this time of year is unusual to me. Just hope this continues!
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Has your doctor ever checked your vitamin D3 status? If that were me above, I would be taking vitamin D3 8,000 I.U. daily for one month, and then 4,000 I.U. every day after that. Then after three months I would have my 25(OH)D (a/k/a calcifediol) and 1,25(OH)D (a/k/a calcitriol) levels checked... oral vitamin D3 has a half-life of 21 days, and calcitriol takes additional time for the kidney to create, three months is about how long it will take to reach steady state.