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Old 04-19-2009, 06:54 AM #1
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Arrow What is the half life of Vitamin D2?
I took the Vitamin D2 per prescription at 50,000 IU. Once per week,, and only took it once. I want to supplement with the D3 after this is out of the system.
What is the half life of this vitamin ( d2) and how long for it to take to leave the system? Since taking one pill, i have had some muscle pain and itching. Not for me.

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