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Old 02-04-2014, 09:36 AM #12
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Okay... thanks for that, Mark.

I see that this has D2 in it. So you cannot count on that form to
work for you. It has been found that D2 does not work in humans.

You may want to use D3 instead, or up your D supplement to be
D3 if anything else has D2. Manufacturers are slowly making that replacement now... milk for example switched a couple of years ago to D3.

The magnesium in this will work.
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