I think it would be more beneficial if he would cite/talk about publications where they relate toxicity with 25-OH blood levels and other markers. Daily intake leads to different outcomes in different people (different 25-OH levels). Considering other medications (burden on the kidneys) or preconditions. Where are the toxicity studies of people having 25-OH levels of around 40ng/mL or lets say below 50ng/mL? Most toxic cases had massive levels of 25-OH, right?
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Use of vitamin D drops leading to kidney failure in a 54-year-old man
KEY POINTS A 54-year-old man was referred urgently to the nephrology clinic by his family physician for suspected acute kidney injury, with a creatinine level of 376 μmol/L. He had recently returned from a trip to Southeast Asia, where he had spent extensive periods sunbathing (6–8 h/d) for 2
Use of vitamin D drops leading to kidney failure in a 54-year-old man
KEY POINTS A 54-year-old man was referred urgently to the nephrology clinic by his family physician for suspected acute kidney injury, with a creatinine level of 376 μmol/L. He had recently returned from a trip to Southeast Asia, where he had spent extensive periods sunbathing (6–8 h/d) for 2
