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Lymetoo
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Truth about Hormone D
http://gotmag.org/the-truth-of-hormone-d/

Testing is the Key to Hormone-D
http://gotmag.org/testing-is-key-to-hormone-d/

Vitamin D Controversy
http://gotmag.org/the-vitamin-d-controversy/

http://requestatest.com/mag-vitamin-d-panel--testing

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Reading this at an interesting time when I questioning a lot of my supplements! My D was always very low and I have been taking high doses of RX strength for a long time now. My blood tests show its in a normal range now.

I remember once reading about Inflammation Therapy for Lyme and they told some to avoid sun exposure to avoid higher D levels?

It's so confusing to me!

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LisaK
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o my I wish I could read all this but my brain is buggers this treatment.

can you give a synopsis?

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From the second link above:

"In my humble opinion, Vit-D is the most misunderstood, but over-recommended supplement on the Planet. What is worth noting is that it is, in fact, a Hormone — not a Vitamin, and it is also the FIRST hormone to exist on Planet Earth.

Hmmmm. So it’s been around for hundreds of millions of years, we as a species have co-existed with this Hormone for at least 6 million years, and NOW, all of a sudden in the last decade, it has become a crisis of Biblical proportions.

Forgive me, but I’m not buying it. Why? Because very few practitioners have taken the time to fully understand exactly HOW this Hormone works or is metabolized in the Human Body."

Basically, he goes on to say that you need proper testing... see the tests recommended in the 3rd link. He also supports PLENTY of magnesium... NOT calcium and not Vitamin D, unless the PROPER tests (above) show that you are indeed LOW.

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LisaK
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thank you!

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You're welcome! The Magnesium Advocacy Group is a WEALTH of information on Facebook.

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there are 2 on FB- one is a closed group the other community. which one is it? thanks

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I'd have to go look. I think it's the closed one. Go ahead and join.

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Yes, it's the closed one. Get ready to have your mind blown.

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