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Old 06-01-2009, 10:16 AM
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I put up a comment about this here.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread88283.html

The information continues to come in about Vit D and its potential for improving health.

I find it interesting that very little negative information is coming forth as well.

So we can only read the studies, and be monitored by a doctor,
while trying high Vit D treatments.

There has just been a Vit D3 topical ointment approved in US for psoriasis. (in the previous years, only one patient developed hypercalcemia with topical D that I read about.)
http://www.vectical.com/?gclid=CLi8s...FSQeDQodMRZoCQ
The risk of hypercalcemia accompanies this new ointment.
Previously, Vit D ointments were not considered safe. But newer studies are showing different results.
It might be that eventually, all of us may be using this rather than oral capsules. I see this coming in 5 or more years, based on if there is a lack of toxicity with this new product.
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