This Will Make You Never Want To Take Vitamin D Ever Again

[SOMO]

Not that "I was never hospitalized while taking it" inspires confidence in the safety of something... but what benefits did you notice from retinol?

None really, I thought there would be some improvement in skin texture or eyesight, but never noticed any of these.

I was taking maybe 100k IU daily. I never noticed any negative side effects either.

 

[RWilly]

I will only say that I was hospitalized for Vitamin D toxicity, but was never hospitalized while megadosing Retinol.

What were your symptoms when you were hospitalized?

 

[SOMO]

What were your symptoms when you were hospitalized?

I felt fine, maybe a bit tired but not crippling tiredness.

I just happened to get bloodwork maybe 2 days before and my doctor called me at 3 in the morning to tell me to check myself into the ER because my Calcium was 16 which can cause kidney failure.

Chris Masterjohn did a video on how taking isolated Fat Soluble vitamins can cause these issues, so the A/D/K should be taken together, if at all.

 

[RWilly]

I felt fine, maybe a bit tired but not crippling tiredness.

I just happened to get bloodwork maybe 2 days before and my doctor called me at 3 in the morning to tell me to check myself into the ER because my Calcium was 16 which can cause kidney failure.

Chris Masterjohn did a video on how taking isolated Fat Soluble vitamins can cause these issues, so the A/D/K should be taken together, if at all.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Ras]

I will only say that I was hospitalized for Vitamin D toxicity, but was never hospitalized while megadosing Retinol.

How much Vitamin D were you taking?

EDIT:
Nevermind - found it here (50,000 IU/d for 2 months).

 

[ddjd]

Check out the FB group Secosteriod Hormone D. Jim Stephenson Jr. is the admin and post a lot of science on the conversation of this thread. You'll notice Morley Robbins is a member, lol!

View: https://youtu.be/AMv0tB_luQ0



View: https://youtu.be/d66ZRyvrQEI

 

[GreekDemiGod]

Does anyone know how old is this Morley Robbins guy?

 

[VitoScaletta]

D without calcium and K2 isn’t safe.

I eat Calcium and all the fat solubles (A, K). Can I supplement 4000 UI per day of D3 with a fatty meal?

 

[Korven]

This is how you get your vitamin D folks.

 

[Korven]

Does anyone know how old is this Morley Robbins guy?

500 years old.

 

[ecstatichamster]

I eat Calcium and all the fat solubles (A, K). Can I supplement 4000 UI per day of D3 with a fatty meal?

Dr. Peat has said that 5000 units a day is reasonable.

 

[GreekDemiGod]

Does anyone know how old is this Morley Robbins guy?

I’m listening to a podcast with him, and he mentions that he is about 30 years older than Matt Blackburn, so he is 65 or so.
That is a rough 65, don’t know nothing about his health history, but he doesn’t look that good for 65.

 

[Dave Clark]

I’m listening to a podcast with him, and he mentions that he is about 30 years older than Matt Blackburn, so he is 65 or so.
That is a rough 65, don’t know nothing about his health history, but he doesn’t look that good for 65.

That's probably because he seems to think PUFAs are fine to eat, and promotes things like cod liver oil.

 

[Birdie]

I felt fine, maybe a bit tired but not crippling tiredness.

I just happened to get bloodwork maybe 2 days before and my doctor called me at 3 in the morning to tell me to check myself into the ER because my Calcium was 16 which can cause kidney failure.

Chris Masterjohn did a video on how taking isolated Fat Soluble vitamins can cause these issues, so the A/D/K should be taken together, if at all.

Wow, were you really taking 50,000 IU for 2 months? I wonder who recommended that. Amazing. Glad you are okay now.

 

[GreekDemiGod]

That's probably because he seems to think PUFAs are fine to eat, and promotes things like cod liver oil.

Correction. He is 69 years old as of 2022.

 

[TheCedar1]

This flies in the face of everything I've learnt about Vitamin D.

I actually feel sick reading it.

Is anyone else feeling the same way? How can we justify even supplementing this hormone ever again?!

i know this thread is 3 years old, but you cant expect vitamin D to work if you dont consume calcium or k2.