Anonymous
04/16/2014 13:28
Subject: Is your vitamin D level normal, and if so, what do you do
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Vitamin D is poorly absorbed without thr presence of ample magnesium. Magnesium deficiencies are characterized as epidemic. Those of you with low or D despite taking supplements probably have a mag problem, not a D problem.
Mag/cal/D should be taken before bed
Iron/C with breakfast
Skip the multi vitamins and take these supplements as I've outlined and get back to me. It will be life altering.
I just got whatever from the drugstore, it is the magnesium oxide, which is the cheapest kind. I should go online and get a better brand.
I've just stuck with what I have because once I started in on the magnesium, the change was dramatic. It is most noticed in my sleep. I've been an insomniac for years, and literally with my first mag pill my sleep problems were cured and I instantly came off sleeping pills.
I would bet that those of you with D problems have sleep problems and are exhausted all the time. You are probably so fatigued, but still can never get a restful night sleep, which makes it worse. I bet you wake up feeling like hell and consume caffeine to just make it through.
My point is getting magnesium will help your body absorb D.
Also, magnesium is what pulls calcium out of your blood and into your bones. Guess what happens when you have too much calcium floating in your blood that never makes it to your bones? Calcification of you arteries. EVERYTHING is fortified with calcium (milk, bread, cereals) so people have an excess of calcium that is unavailable due to not having magnesium to process it. Think of magnesium as the transportation mechanism. Without out it, the vitamins go nowhere and the calcium floating around in your bloodstream is dangerous in the long run.
So, if you already have a high calcium diet, skip the supplements for calcium, you might be getting enough calcium, but DO take magnesium.
Thank you. Good info.
Glad you find it helpful. Magnesium has literally changed my life.
I sleep like a rock. I have no problem getting a SOLID uninterrupted 8hrs of sleep each night. Even on those late nights where I get 5hrs, it is incredible the difference in how deep I sleep, the quality is something I have not known for 2 decades.
This has impacted my life in so many ways...I have the energy for my 6AM work outs, I'm more productive (and happy!) at work, my mood us uplifted, and I don't feel fried at 8PM.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 19:21
Subject: Is your vitamin D level normal, and if so, what do you do
Anonymous wrote:Vitamin D is poorly absorbed without thr presence of ample magnesium. Magnesium deficiencies are characterized as epidemic. Those of you with low or D despite taking supplements probably have a mag problem, not a D problem.
Mag/cal/D should be taken before bed
Iron/C with breakfast
Skip the multi vitamins and take these supplements as I've outlined and get back to me. It will be life altering.
I just got whatever from the drugstore, it is the magnesium oxide, which is the cheapest kind. I should go online and get a better brand.
I've just stuck with what I have because once I started in on the magnesium, the change was dramatic. It is most noticed in my sleep. I've been an insomniac for years, and literally with my first mag pill my sleep problems were cured and I instantly came off sleeping pills.
I would bet that those of you with D problems have sleep problems and are exhausted all the time. You are probably so fatigued, but still can never get a restful night sleep, which makes it worse. I bet you wake up feeling like hell and consume caffeine to just make it through.
My point is getting magnesium will help your body absorb D.
Also, magnesium is what pulls calcium out of your blood and into your bones. Guess what happens when you have too much calcium floating in your blood that never makes it to your bones? Calcification of you arteries. EVERYTHING is fortified with calcium (milk, bread, cereals) so people have an excess of calcium that is unavailable due to not having magnesium to process it. Think of magnesium as the transportation mechanism. Without out it, the vitamins go nowhere and the calcium floating around in your bloodstream is dangerous in the long run.
So, if you already have a high calcium diet, skip the supplements for calcium, you might be getting enough calcium, but DO take magnesium.
Thank you. Good info.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 19:25
Subject: Is your vitamin D level normal, and if so, what do you do
This is wild. I found out I have a low vitamin D level (19!!). I have had insomnia and other issues. I actually didn't even think insomnia was from vit D deficiency but anyway..I have been taking 5000 for about a week and just remembered that for the last two nights I have slept through the night..first time in years. Wow!! Damm I should have been taking vitamin D all along!!
Anonymous
04/14/2014 14:07
Subject: Is your vitamin D level normal, and if so, what do you do
^^my point is getting magnesium will help your body absorb D.
Also, magnesium is what pulls calcium out of your blood and into your bones. Guess what happens when you have too much calcium floating in your blood that never makes it to your bones? Calcification of you arteries. EVERTYING is fortified with calcium (milk, bread, cereals) so people have an excess of calcium that is unavailable due to not having magnesium to process it. Think of magnesium as the transportation mechanism. Without out it, the vitamins go nowhere and the calcium floating around in your bloodstream is dangerous in the long run.
So, if you already have a high calcium diet, skip the supplements for calcium, you might be getting enough calcium, but DO take magnesium.
Also, magnesium is what pulls calcium out of your blood and into your bones. Guess what happens when you have too much calcium floating in your blood that never makes it to your bones? Calcification of you arteries. EVERTYING is fortified with calcium (milk, bread, cereals) so people have an excess of calcium that is unavailable due to not having magnesium to process it. Think of magnesium as the transportation mechanism. Without out it, the vitamins go nowhere and the calcium floating around in your bloodstream is dangerous in the long run.
So, if you already have a high calcium diet, skip the supplements for calcium, you might be getting enough calcium, but DO take magnesium.
Anonymous
04/14/2014 13:59
Subject: Is your vitamin D level normal, and if so, what do you do
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Vitamin D is poorly absorbed without thr presence of ample magnesium. Magnesium deficiencies are characterized as epidemic. Those of you with low or D despite taking supplements probably have a mag problem, not a D problem.
Mag/cal/D should be taken before bed
Iron/C with breakfast
Skip the multi vitamins and take these supplements as I've outlined and get back to me. It will be life altering.
Could you recommend a brand?
I just got whatever from the drugstore, it is the magnesium oxide, which is the cheapest kind. I should go online and get a better brand.
I've just stuck with what I have because once I started in on the magnesium, the change was dramatic. It is most noticed in my sleep. I've been an insomniac for years, and literally with my first mag pill my sleep problems were cured and I instantly came off sleeping pills.
I would bet that those of you with D problems have sleep problems and are exhausted all the time. You are probably so fatigued, but still can never get a restful night sleep, which makes it worse. I bet you wake up feeling like hell and consume caffeine to just make it through.
Anonymous
04/13/2014 14:19
Subject: Re:Is your vitamin D level normal, and if so, what do you do
What mag/cal/D supplement do you recommend?