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Old 01-25-2016, 05:33 PM #15
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Got my test results back and my D level is 85. Doctor said that was good.
That's awesome Kitty! Good for you!

I was D deficient and after a year and a half got it up to 65 or 70 using 5000iu. At that point my Neurologist said to drop my dosage down to 2000iu, within 6 months my D level dropped to 19.

I have tried 3000iu then 4000iu and now 5000iu and so far my D level is not going above 27. I have only been at the 5000iu for approximately 3 months so I am hoping when it's rechecked it will have increased. We shall see
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