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Top Comments (10)
TLDR Summary: 1. Fatigue 2. Depression 3. Bone Density 4. Chronic Pain/Inflammation 5. Loss of Muscle Mass 6. Fat Gain 7. High Blood Sugar 8. Respiratory Infections 9. Skin Issues Potential Solutions: 1. Increase Vitamin D Through Eggs or Fish 2. Vitamin D From The Sun (Natural Light) 3. Supplement With Cod Liver Oil
low Vitamin D and depression - it happened to me - wouldn't wish that on anyone. Fortunately, it went away and I hope it never happens again.
I live in Canada, 6 months of winter and last summer was rain and thunderstorms. Next march, it will have been 11 months without serious sun exposure. I have to supplement, whatever you think about it, we don't all live in California!
I had extreme pain in my feet when walking finally I wound up at a Rheumatologist they checked my vitamin D and it was very low. Once my level got back up I felt much better. I can now walk on the treadmill again.
I take 50k iu everyday my mom took it during covid never had one symptom.........50k IU every day!
I havent been sick in 5 years so i assume im doing ok
I've always thought this is the most important vitamin to take.
Over time, the body just loses efficiency. It becomes much more important to watch the diet and supplement appropriately.
If the Internet apocalypse comes and prevents me from posting videos, please join my email newsletter and receive a Free Intermittent Fasting Meal Plan (downloadable): https://thomasdelauer.lpages.co/fastandfeast/ Free Keto Diet Meal Plan (downloadable): https://thomasdelauer.lpages.co/real-person-keto/
Hi Thomas! I’ve been following your channel for a while now and have listened to many podcast interviews with you— and I have been learning so much! Thank you for breaking down the science and for your transparency as you discuss so many controversial takes on various subjects in this massive soup of health, fitness, healthspan and longevity “knowledge.” I listened to a podcast interview about a year ago with Katie Wells (Wellness Mama) interviewing Jim Stephenson. Jim is a vitamin D researcher—and I was blown away with the concerns of vitamin d supplementation and the misunderstanding (or misconception) about vitamin D in general (as it had gotten a load of attention during the pandemic). Will you please look into this gentleman’s work and enlighten us on your thoughts regarding his view points and concerns on Vitamin D and supplementation in general. Thank you kindly for all that you do in this space. I truly appreciate you. God bless! ❤💫
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TLDR Summary: 1. Fatigue 2. Depression 3. Bone Density 4. Chronic Pain/Inflammation 5. Loss of Muscle Mass 6. Fat Gain 7. High Blood Sugar 8. Respiratory Infections 9. Skin Issues Potential Solutions: 1. Increase Vitamin D Through Eggs or Fish 2. Vitamin D From The Sun (Natural Light) 3. Supplement With Cod Liver Oil
low Vitamin D and depression - it happened to me - wouldn't wish that on anyone. Fortunately, it went away and I hope it never happens again.
I live in Canada, 6 months of winter and last summer was rain and thunderstorms. Next march, it will have been 11 months without serious sun exposure. I have to supplement, whatever you think about it, we don't all live in California!
I had extreme pain in my feet when walking finally I wound up at a Rheumatologist they checked my vitamin D and it was very low. Once my level got back up I felt much better. I can now walk on the treadmill again.
I take 50k iu everyday my mom took it during covid never had one symptom.........50k IU every day!
I havent been sick in 5 years so i assume im doing ok
I've always thought this is the most important vitamin to take.
Over time, the body just loses efficiency. It becomes much more important to watch the diet and supplement appropriately.
If the Internet apocalypse comes and prevents me from posting videos, please join my email newsletter and receive a Free Intermittent Fasting Meal Plan (downloadable): https://thomasdelauer.lpages.co/fastandfeast/ Free Keto Diet Meal Plan (downloadable): https://thomasdelauer.lpages.co/real-person-keto/
Hi Thomas! I’ve been following your channel for a while now and have listened to many podcast interviews with you— and I have been learning so much! Thank you for breaking down the science and for your transparency as you discuss so many controversial takes on various subjects in this massive soup of health, fitness, healthspan and longevity “knowledge.” I listened to a podcast interview about a year ago with Katie Wells (Wellness Mama) interviewing Jim Stephenson. Jim is a vitamin D researcher—and I was blown away with the concerns of vitamin d supplementation and the misunderstanding (or misconception) about vitamin D in general (as it had gotten a load of attention during the pandemic). Will you please look into this gentleman’s work and enlighten us on your thoughts regarding his view points and concerns on Vitamin D and supplementation in general. Thank you kindly for all that you do in this space. I truly appreciate you. God bless! ❤💫