Vitamin d3 and multiple sclerosis
Personal experience
I will talk to you about this very little thing that saved my life. I had and I have a very aggressive form of multiple sclerosis for seven consecutive such infrequent relapses of infinite changes in medication and immeasurable flash of cortisone in 2014 whenever I have tried everything and no cure did not fit me in the last trimester of gilenya treatment with a changed doctor and my new doctor suggested I started taking vitamin D3 at 50,000 iu per week and that was all changed.
Illness stopped, my condition improved as much as possible, and since then all have entered a well-being state. My magnetic and clinical images are stable without illness imaging
when I started the vitamin diet I was 19 with a limit of 30-100 now I have 60 constant and the erythems say that someone who is already ill over 65 and up to 100 is very protective except for vitamin D3 formulations D3 is found in just a few foods, exclusively of animal origin. The main sources of vitamin D3 in our diet are fish (eg salmon and trout) and egg (with its yolk). Note that some products (mainly dairy, cereal, juice and bread) are boosted with vitamin D in the production process.
For me and my situation I think is vitamin vitamin a simple blood test and if it is found missing corrected quickly
Thank you very much for hearing good health with everyone
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Very good article
"is very protective except for vitamin D3 formulations Good sources of vitamin B3 is beet, liver, fish, sunflower seeds and peanuts"
Are you talking about vitamin B3 or vitamin D3? There's a very big difference.
You got right I just update my post I also creating a post for b3 and make a mistake thanks for that very much
Yes I presumed you meant D3 but just thought that mistake could possibly lead some people in the wrong direction.
But we're all good now :)
Yes thanks again for the info maybe I would noticed
I am talking about d3 the best source of this vitamin is the sun