shadowfax wrote:Forgot to include K2 240mcg/day. The other vitamins on the list were recommended by the naturopath.
Still looking for an answer on the consistency and makeup of D3 taken by others on here?
Regarding supplements. My doctor is neurologist and she says that K2 shall not be taken. She proposed to avoid taking any other supplements except vitamins below (under protocol) x3 per day:
Choline.................................120mg
Magnesium Chelate......... .........100mg
Riboflavin B2...........................60mg
Zinc Chelate............................5mg
Folic Acid...............................1mg
Vitamin B12............................500mcg
Chromium Picolinate.................150mcg
Selenium..............................100mcg
In.......................................01 opaque capsule
Regarding magnesium. More than 500mg per day can cause constipation and weaken the immune system. So 500mg of magnesium is just a right dose.
Fish oil (I take flaxseed oil instead) are also very recommended, 1g x3.
Vitamin D from 50,000IU to 110,000 UI and that's all supplements we really need under this protocol.
EXCESS vitamins, i.e. A and E can cause problems and accumulates in the liver.
Many takes calcium for example, but excess calcium blocks vitamin D.
Last night I tried to investigate if any biomakers in CFS or blood can show how MS will progress or what is severity of my MS. I'm interested if I'm doing well just because not severe MS or because of 70,000IU vitamin D I take. I didn't relapsed in one year time. One more year without relapse and my future prognosis will be very bright. I found trials contradicting and didn't find any trial confirming that CFS and blood levels can predict the progress or severity. Does anyone know if it is possible to identify MS severity based just on CFS and blood biomakers?
However, I found many trials drawing a conclusion that vitamin D levels predicts MS progression (98 trials here):
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?ter ... rogression
I checked my vitamin D level two days ago. My level is ridiculously high!!!
D(25-OH) 1279.0* nmol/L (75 - 107)
PTH 9.45* ng/L (15 - 65)
I 'm not saying that I'm very comfortable by seeing such high vitamin D, but it has been so for 6-8 months now. You missed a lot by not seeing the face of nurse, which presented me the results ...
