Guest guest Posted July 13, 2005 Report Share Posted July 13, 2005 There is an ongoing discussion of vitamin D on the group. IMO, it lacks balance and is giving some people the impression that high vitamin D intake is a completely safe panacea. I have added up the vitamin D that I was largely unaware of taking prior to my last relapse, which was the worst I've ever had. There was a minimum of 2600 IU daily. After reading about it extensively and talking with healthy professionals in relevant fields, I now believe it probably caused the relapse even though it seemed to be the best remission in many years. If anybody has the time to add to the discussion there, I would appreciate it. I am not able to now. Thanks, Roy (I deleted this post on the web site to add a couple spaces that left out) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 13, 2005 Report Share Posted July 13, 2005 What was your 25D levels? " healthy professionals in relevant fields " and not " health professionals " sounds like a reference to a PhD in electrical engineering. Some sound medical citations showing how it caused it would help -- > There is an ongoing discussion of vitamin D > on the group. IMO, it > lacks balance and is giving some people the > impression that high vitamin D intake is a > completely safe panacea. > I have added up the vitamin D that I was > largely unaware of taking prior to my last > relapse, which was the worst I've ever had. > There was a minimum of 2600 IU daily. > After reading about it extensively and > talking with healthy professionals in > relevant fields, I now believe it probably > caused the relapse even though it seemed to > be the best remission in many years. > If anybody has the time to add to the > discussion there, I would appreciate it. > I am not able to now. > Thanks, > Roy > > (I deleted this post on the web site to add > a couple spaces that left out) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2005 Report Share Posted July 15, 2005 Ken, I responded to your even less respectful reply on your group message # 3862. With the following: >I think you are sincere, but frankly, you are showing more symptoms in your posts. The cognitive symptoms are obvious in spelling and grammatical mistakes alone. You can dismiss it as just my opinion if you choose. I choose not to argue, and I am out of here. It is not pleasant to see, and there are other things I need to do. My health is improving, and among other personal things, I want to continue to do what I can to try to help others.< I am not a medical professional, nor do I want to be. I also try not to pretend to be. My abilities and experience are in other fields that are relatively rare. Someone else was suspicious of me last year. She got a reference from one person who knows me, and I got an immediate and humble apology. You don't know me and you have no have no knowledge of my background. I am VERY serious about working to conquer this illness. I think a little respect and benefit of the doubt would be in order. Roy > > There is an ongoing discussion of vitamin D > > on the group. IMO, it > > lacks balance and is giving some people the > > impression that high vitamin D intake is a > > completely safe panacea. > > I have added up the vitamin D that I was > > largely unaware of taking prior to my last > > relapse, which was the worst I've ever had. > > There was a minimum of 2600 IU daily. > > After reading about it extensively and > > talking with healthy professionals in > > relevant fields, I now believe it probably > > caused the relapse even though it seemed to > > be the best remission in many years. > > If anybody has the time to add to the > > discussion there, I would appreciate it. > > I am not able to now. > > Thanks, > > Roy > > > > (I deleted this post on the web site to add > > a couple spaces that left out) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2005 Report Share Posted July 15, 2005 Excuse me but " spelling and grammatical mistakes " are not symptoms of CFIDS -- I was not born in the US. > > > There is an ongoing discussion of vitamin D > > > on the group. IMO, it > > > lacks balance and is giving some people the > > > impression that high vitamin D intake is a > > > completely safe panacea. > > > I have added up the vitamin D that I was > > > largely unaware of taking prior to my last > > > relapse, which was the worst I've ever had. > > > There was a minimum of 2600 IU daily. > > > After reading about it extensively and > > > talking with healthy professionals in > > > relevant fields, I now believe it probably > > > caused the relapse even though it seemed to > > > be the best remission in many years. > > > If anybody has the time to add to the > > > discussion there, I would appreciate it. > > > I am not able to now. > > > Thanks, > > > Roy > > > > > > (I deleted this post on the web site to add > > > a couple spaces that left out) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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