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Thanks Sarah, it's always good to read from you. I haven't been active here before, but I stumbled upon your husband's site after I was diagnosed and rapidly worsened (within 12 months I went from having no issues and walking fine to hardly being able to walk, among other things). I was lucky to fin...

Yes, they are talking about blood levels. But comparing the effects is really not conclusive, because rodans are likely to be more sensitive to vitamin D than humans. Blood levels of 200 nmol/l aren't really that high and are still well within the healthy range for humans. If there were neurological...

I'm not following the Coimbra protocol, but this study should be taken with a grain of salt. Rodants are very sensitive to vitamin D, which is why it's used as a ratpoison. In the experiment they fed mice about 2mg/kg of vitamin D, which is between 1/20th and 1/10th the known lethal dose (40mg/kg) f...