Guest guest Posted May 4, 2011 Report Share Posted May 4, 2011 Nil, I don't know the biochemistry of conversion of 25-D to 1-25 D, but know that there exists a school of thought that such rapid conversion is due to autoimmune disease. The other biochemical marker that all autoimmune diseases are said to share by the NCF is the ciguatera epitope. Tim Hi Tim Thanks for your answer. Do you know why 1.25 (OH) d3 would go up for a CFS patient?Is this related to CFS or another illness. Liver or Kidney problems?My 1.25 OH d3 went up tp 110 after vitD3 supplementation.My 25 OH d3 was around 35 at hat time. I am still trying to find what caused this problem. Thanks Nil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2011 Report Share Posted May 10, 2011 Thank you! Where can we read up on these? > > Nil, > > I don't know the biochemistry of conversion of 25-D to 1-25 D, but know that there exists a school of thought that such rapid conversion is due to autoimmune disease. The other biochemical marker that all autoimmune diseases are said to share by the NCF is the ciguatera epitope. > > Tim > > Hi > > Tim > Thanks for your answer. Do you know why 1.25 (OH) d3 would go up for a CFS patient?Is this related to CFS or another illness. Liver or Kidney problems?My 1.25 OH d3 went up tp 110 after vitD3 supplementation.My 25 OH d3 was around 35 at hat time. I am still trying to find what caused this problem. > Thanks > Nil > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2011 Report Share Posted May 13, 2011 > [Cheney] advises that 25-hydroxy D be at least 20. > He also warns against supplementation if their 1-25 > dihydroxy D is above 60. > Tim This makes A LOT more sense to me than the common Vit D ref ranges today. (I have long felt that the typical D recs today were way too high in most cases, and the ref range was shifted too high.) Carol W. willis_protocols Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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