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 No.3801

>In the winter, only 10 percent of the body is exposed, and nearly 2 hours of sun exposure at noon is needed to produce a sufficient amount of vitamin D.

 No.3802

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So many people take vitamin D these days (including myself) that I think people have just accepted that we'll never get "enough sun" again.
Maybe it's for the best since it gets damaged by it.

 No.3805

I just take multivitamins and don't even think about my vitamin intake beyond that.

 No.3808

>>3802
I believe current literature thinks Vitamin D supplementation doesn't help at all unless you have a severe deficiency.
As in you don't see all the positive health outcomes correlated with high serum Vitamin D if you supplement. You just effectively prevent things like Rickets.

 No.3810

>>3808
If I remember correctly it's because the human body just ends up pissing most of it away.

 No.3812

>>3808
>unless you have a severe deficiency
well...

 No.3817

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>>3808
I had one enough for a doctor to say I needed to take it, so I guess that counts. It was years ago and I recently switched to these drops because I heard Vitamin D and K2 help the other get absorbed.
It's indeed hard to say if supplements work unless you were deficient. It's not like you wake up and appreciate having 3% higher usable Vitamin ___ for your ___ organ.
I've seen some people insist that multivitamins don't even do anything when you compare it to getting it from actual food.

 No.3873

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>>3817
Apparently these suck, by the way. At least for me. My doctor asked if I stopped taking Vitamin D, but apparently I just wasn't absorbing it from these. Add in the annoyance of needing to use a dropper instead of swallow a little gel pill and I recommend against it.

 No.3874

>>3817
Multivitamins are for when you're not able to get it from actual food. If it's as effective as nutrients from food then that's extremely high praise, although I very much doubt it's that absorbable.

 No.3875

>>3808
>unless you have a severe deficiency.
My entire country.

 No.3877

>>3808
>I believe current literature thinks Vitamin D supplementation doesn't help at all unless you have a severe deficiency
This is because the current literature is Fucking retarded because it's basing safe doses on a major miscalculation, as the actual safety maximum is like x10

 No.3878

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Just eat fish.

 No.3879

>>3877
so would it be healthier if i were taking two of my one a day vitamin d pills instead? what about three or four?

 No.3880

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>>3879
Probably something to talk to a doctor about after you get your levels measured. I'm on 2000, uhh... something a day. 2000ml? That sounds right.

 No.3881

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>>3879
>>3880
4,000 IU is the daily minimum I take. 8,000 IU if I'm feeling sick or more extra depressed than usual
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/03/150317122458.htm
https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/6/10/4472

iirc the registered cases of what'd count as vit D overdose are like 40,000-100,000 IU consumption

 No.3882

Is there any reason why you guys just don't lay in the sun for 30 minutes a day?

 No.3883

>>3882
its comfier to lay in my gaming tent indoors where there arent any bugs

 No.3884

>>3882
The Sun smiles at you with eternal malice.

 No.3885

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>>3882
That's trading vitamin D for skin damage! Skin damage can can lead to skin cancer!

 No.3886

>>3885
30 minutes in the sun isn't going to hurt you. I'm in the sun for 15+ hours every day. I lay in it with my shirt off for about an hour or two out of that time and the rest of the time I wear long sleeves even in the middle of summer. I never get burned.

 No.3887

>>3882
I like the sun, but I have a nagging feeling to be "productive" everytime I'm not on my computer. Addicted to this thing.

 No.3888

>>3882
Because I hate leaving my room more than I like the benefits the sun provides.

 No.3889

>>3882
I either sleep during daytime, or don't want to waste my time outside just to get sunlight. Sunlight doesn't do anything for me that vit D supplementation doesn't. Even the tan absence is the same

 No.3890

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>>3882
I don't want to move my whole 'puter outside.

 No.3891

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I'm not looking forward to another 4 months of going to work in the dark, being inside all day, and going home in the dark...

 No.3892

>>3891
research if signal flares are legal to use for personal convenience needs in your area!

 No.3893

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I guess it also good to know that while something like c-vitamin is water dissolving, d-vitamin is not and its far likely to to cause overdose in you body, so taking it just in case is not advisibile.

 No.3894

¥ vitamin D overdose after a month of taking 150,000 UI daily
https://casereports.bmj.com/content/15/7/e250553
¥ 20 months, 120,000 UI daily
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8811610/

That's like way fuckin beyond even the correct "high" dosing

>>3893
Did you know that vit C gets metabolized so quickly and in such low thresholds that you'd better spread the daily dose by microdosing it thorough the day rather than take the dose in one go, because you'd otherwise piss it out too much?

 No.3895

>We present the case of a 4-years 9-months old boy from a rural town with vitamin D intoxication secondary to ingestion of seven oral vials containing each of them 600,000 Units of cholecalciferol for a period of 8 months
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2050313X241269560

I feel like I'm reading Dragon Ball powercreep now

 No.3896

>A more detailed history revealed intake of 80,000–90,000 IU of cholecalciferol daily in liquid form over 6 months
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ccr3.70345

Doesn't beat the boy, but not bad for a 77 year old gramps. Although it's just dizziness and itchiness, not very interesting

 No.3897

>The diagnosis retained was hypercalcemia due to vitamin D intoxication, confirmed by an in-depth interview with the parents, who found a mistake in the posology of vitamin D treatment; the patient was in fact receiving one ampoule of Sterogyl® 15 (600,000 units per 1.5 ml) per day, and this lasted two months instead of taking the prescribed Sterogyl® drops
https://easpublisher.com/media/features_articles/CCIJMB_65_109-113_nISnvF5.pdf

I'm trying to find lowest recorded overdose dose, but freak incidents are too fun to ignore. Literally Darwinian wtf

 No.3898

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>>3894
Well excuse me for hearing stories how some retards ate whole bottle of d-vitamin gummybears because they were yummy. I mean while i act like captain obvious it is still better assume that most people don't know jackshit because that's how it just seems with people around here.

 No.3899

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>The patient took a compounded cholecalciferol supplement. Overdose was found by laboratory analysis of the capsules that contained 4,000,000IU instead of 2,000IU per capsule.
Ouch.

>In another report, a patient was diagnosed as acute renal failure secondary to hypercalcemia, and had normal PTH and increased vitamin D levels.(3) Investigating the medications the patient was taking, it was observed that the vitamin D3 vial contained 50,000IU per capsule instead of 1,000IU.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4891171/#B9

So seems like 50,000 IU is the minimum recorded overdose.
I'd stay away from approaching 40,000 IU, personally. Plus I'm too lazy and broke to supplement with vit K2. So personally I don't ever go over 12,000 IU, although I do feel like I might be under dosing when I don't take 8,000 IU.

 No.3900

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>>3898
>it is still better assume that most people don't know jackshit because that's how it just seems with people around here.
Is that really the thing to say when someone proves you wrong after you spread incorrect information? Assuming that post was yours, you said simply taking Vitamin D tablets normally would cause overdose. That's wrong.
Be an adult instead of lashing out with insults.

 No.3901

>>3900
He's right in the chance that the pill manufacturer misdoses or mislabels the product, something my OCD will have to consider now each time I take a pill...

 No.3902

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>>3900
No one have proved me wrong but you just jump in conclusions, i never said just simple taking vitamin-d is overdose but taking it mindlessly without thinking will just end to overdose, just like with every other substance. Also i apolgize if you found my words offensive, but this is but my drunken rant, so don't mind too much about it.

 No.3903

>>3802
winter kuon!

 No.3990

>>3886
I am think you are mistaken if you think no burn means no damage.

 No.3991

The sun hates you and wants you to get cancer.

 No.3992

>>3801
Get your supps imported from a regulated industry like Germany.

 No.3993

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>>3992
Do they have german kuons?




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