Hevel
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I know this reaction is not common and relates to my other health issues, on my latest blood test(1 year ago), my serum calcium level was above range(10.6) I think it's safe to assume it's even higher now and I may have developed hypercalcemia/calcification, after reading all I can about this problem, I was sure that taking Vitamin K and fixing a Vitamin D deficiency may help reverse this problem, but every time I tried to take these two vitamins(no matter the brand or dosage), I have the same reaction, my chest tightens up and if I don't take Magnesium within the same hour the pain spreads to my left hand and to my upper left back, luckily 200-400mg of Magnesium is enough to make all of this go away instantly.
Strangely enough, sunbathing/using UVB light and eating foods high in Vitamin K don't have the same ill-effect so I think there's something about synthetic MK4 and D3 that interferes with Magnesium absorption, at least according to this site{Calcium Magnesium: DRI/RDA, overdose, deficiency, side effects, toxicity} both K and D are listed as Mg inhibitors.
My question is this, other than taking Magnesium, what other steps one can take in order to reduce blood calcium levels and reverse arterial calcification/Hypercaclcemia? Any input and suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Strangely enough, sunbathing/using UVB light and eating foods high in Vitamin K don't have the same ill-effect so I think there's something about synthetic MK4 and D3 that interferes with Magnesium absorption, at least according to this site{Calcium Magnesium: DRI/RDA, overdose, deficiency, side effects, toxicity} both K and D are listed as Mg inhibitors.
My question is this, other than taking Magnesium, what other steps one can take in order to reduce blood calcium levels and reverse arterial calcification/Hypercaclcemia? Any input and suggestion will be greatly appreciated.