Vitamin D and the Brain: More Good News

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D2 vs D3
Ryan

9/18/2011 3:45:44 PM

 Actually, Mary Kite is incorrect. In a study done by Hollick et al at Boston University, it showed that supplementation with D2 was equally effective in raising patients vitamin D levels, and yes, they did use the appropriate blood test, which was actually created by Hollick himself. I cannot take D3 because of reactions I have to both fish and lanolin, which are the 2 sources for D3. Only D2 can I take, and it has worked wonders for me...

Vit.D3
Theresa Redden

6/18/2009 12:25:48 PM

 I have m.s. started taking D3 now no fatigue more alert - feel alot better! People need to be aware of this great vit.!!!!!

Vit D
Rebecca

4/9/2009 9:30:46 PM

 As a provider, I've only recently started ordering Vit D, 25-hydroxy lab levels. I've been amazed of the numbers of patients who are deficient and what an easy fix!

D3 versus D2
Mary Kite

4/9/2009 10:59:10 AM

 What this article fails to emphasize is the difference between vitamin D3 and D2. Many folk don't understand that it's D3 that's needed. Otherwise, this is a helpful article. Thanks!