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-There is a short documentary developed in Brazil talking about this treatment. It has English subtitles. It worthwhile. Documentary link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erAgu1XcY-U
-This is a interview with Dr. Coimbra made by and Italian doctor Leonardo Rubini. There are Italian and English subtitles. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOfO29rL-gI
I am trying the high dose D. I had low D levels even though a doc put me in D2 3 yrs ago w/o knowing better! I have tried Lyme treament, SCT, LDI, EAP,tecfidera, Prokarin, BV shots, copaxone. I started D this past July..it took a couple of months to learn that my PTH levels weren't low enough ..then took a couple of more months to get the PTH to low normal levels. There is a candian doc who follows Ciscero's protocol ..does Skype Too soon to say it it is helping.
Re: My experience with high doses vitamin D
Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 2:51 am
by RufusG
You can learn a lot more about Vitamin D from these web sites:
Thank you great information which I will look into. I supplement with Vit D but not nearly at the levels you are discussing. Thanks for sharing.
Re: My experience with high doses vitamin D
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2016 10:47 am
by MANI
hi there i was just wondering if there is anyone from Scotland that are doing the doctor Combria High-Dose vitamin D protocol? if there is are there any doctors that you could recommend that would supervise me while doing this?
thanks
Mani
Re: My experience with high doses vitamin D
Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2016 11:10 am
by mrtmeo
MANI wrote:hi there i was just wondering if there is anyone from Scotland that are doing the doctor Combria High-Dose vitamin D protocol? if there is are there any doctors that you could recommend that would supervise me while doing this?
thanks
Mani
Hi Mani,
Welcome and maybe someone else can help point you to a Dr Coimbra doctor near you.
brm wrote:Thank you very much for posting this information, dulceemira. I find it all very interesting!
I came across some other interesting articles, not about really really high vitamin D doses, but still high. The first one is called "....After a few years she started taking 6000IU/day. Over the course of approximately 10 years she regained much of walking ability she had lost in the 90's.
Was she taking 6000 or 60000 a day?
Re: My experience with high doses vitamin D
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2016 4:32 am
by AntonioBR
zjac020 wrote:
brm wrote:Thank you very much for posting this information, dulceemira. I find it all very interesting!
I came across some other interesting articles, not about really really high vitamin D doses, but still high. The first one is called "....After a few years she started taking 6000IU/day. Over the course of approximately 10 years she regained much of walking ability she had lost in the 90's.
"In January 2001 Dr. van Amerongen started with vitamin D3 800 IU/day, resulting in serum levels between 33-40 ng/ml (84-102 nmol/L). September 2004 she increased to 4000 IU/day, which seemed to keep the serum level around 40 ng/ml (100 nmol/L). In December 2005 she increased again to 6000 IU/day, and serum levels rose to above 55 ng/ml (135 nmol/L). Although there were rises and falls in the serum level throughout the 10 year period, her vitamin D level was always within a "safe" physiological range of 30-80 ng/ml (75-200 nmol/L). She found it took her about 8 months at a new dosage level to reach a steady state 25(OH)D level. Calcium was also taken daily - initially 240 mg/day, and only from March to July 2009 increased to 1332 mg/day. "