No doubt there's D in there but probably no where near enough. Recent
research shows that, if you live at high latitudes as we do, you need
about 1000mg/day during the the late fall to early spring when the sun
is low. You don't need any supplemental the other 6 months of the year
as long as you get outside about 20 minutes/day.
Supposedly, the incidence of all diseases (other than skin cancer) is at
a minimum the closer you get to the equator. The assumption, of course,
is that it's having adequate vitamin D.
Chuck Norcutt
John Hermanson wrote:
> I have a mornig batch of 7-8 vitamins, I think there's a D in there.
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> Chuck Norcutt wrote:
>> Maybe you need some supplemental vitamin D (about 1000mg) in the winter.
>>
>> Chuck Norcutt
>>
>> John Hermanson wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I'm on metoprolol (110/70) since 1990. I've had psoriasis since 1980, I
>>> swear my first wife caused it. It goes away in the summer when I spend
>>> much more time in the sun. First wife went away in '84, psoriasis stayed.
>>>
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