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Hi everyone, I have just found out that I am vitamin d deficient. Can anyone please tell me if this could be the cause of my Neuropathy? My doctor has given me 400iu tablet to take, is this enough or should I take more? What is the maximum safe amount that I could take every day? Thanks for reading this.
Hi Mark:

Sitting in the sun is a good way to get lots of Vitamin D. Slap on some sunscreen, (don't know if the Vitamin D gets through Sunscreen).

Sit for 20 minutes. I try and do this as much as I can.

It feels so warm and wonderful. And I'm absorbing all that D. At least I tell myself that I am. lol

Take care,

Melody
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