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alyscat · 05-02-2009, 12:34 PM

D3 does not supplement colloidal silver. They do different things. And today, using the sun for your D3 might not be the best idea. I've had docs tell me, oh, get 10 minutes a day on your face and chest, that will be fine. Or other docs say, get 20 minutes a day. They don't know, and the only way you can tell is by blood tests. And what has been written is that most people have deficiencies. You need D3 along with calcium to make your bones strong. (Elevated PTH is an indicator that you're pulling calcium from your bones to keep your calcium levels constant in the blood - it works within a very narrow range.)

However, the sun has changed. Where it used to be yellow, it's now white and HOT, even when the temp reads 50 degrees, if I'm in direct sunlight, it's hot. I no longer trust it. I never wore sunglasses, never needed to. Last year I noticed that I could no longer look up or straight ahead in the summer, that I had to walk with my eyes down.

Take the info for what it's worth, but it's my experience.
alys

05-02-2009, 12:34 PM	#13
alyscat Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Washington state Posts: 743	Re: Vitamin D's role (for epidemic influenza) D3 does not supplement colloidal silver. They do different things. And today, using the sun for your D3 might not be the best idea. I've had docs tell me, oh, get 10 minutes a day on your face and chest, that will be fine. Or other docs say, get 20 minutes a day. They don't know, and the only way you can tell is by blood tests. And what has been written is that most people have deficiencies. You need D3 along with calcium to make your bones strong. (Elevated PTH is an indicator that you're pulling calcium from your bones to keep your calcium levels constant in the blood - it works within a very narrow range.) However, the sun has changed. Where it used to be yellow, it's now white and HOT, even when the temp reads 50 degrees, if I'm in direct sunlight, it's hot. I no longer trust it. I never wore sunglasses, never needed to. Last year I noticed that I could no longer look up or straight ahead in the summer, that I had to walk with my eyes down. Take the info for what it's worth, but it's my experience. alys