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JWL123

Larissalle,

Yes I would like the food list.  DOnt know about being allergic to nitrates but wouldnt mind seeing the list of things to avoid...

As far as the vitamin d levels, as far as I know it has never been checked...

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Larissalle

Hi JWL, it helps to have some idea of what your blood level is.  If you're taking 1,000 IU's, for example, and you started with a level of 5 ng/ml, your level will go up by approximately 10 ng/ml (sometimes not that much), and you will now be at 25 ng/ml.  This would still be too low.  In addition, if there is anything blocking vitamin D, this may either block absorption and your level isn't actually increasing, or you might have a good level now, but maybe you take large doses of vitamin A, which has now been found to compete with vitamin D at the receptor level, and vitamin D won't function well. 

Have you had your blood level tested?  Sorry, I think you told me at one time, and it's been too long.  If you never did get it tested, do it now and let me know the level, and I can help you talk to your doctor about getting you to a healthy level. 

Larissa

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JWL123

I have been taking the Vitamin D for about a month now and cannot tell any difference in my well being... Does it take long to work???

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