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Pastimes : Heart Attacks, Cancer and strokes. Preventative approaches

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To: LindyBill who wrote (2633)12/18/2008 2:02:14 AM
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I posted the "It's the Vitamin D" that this post is linked to over at TYP. Here is Dr Davis's comment, and one other:

Dr Davis:

Hi, Lindy--

I have, in many ways, come to a similar conclusion: Maximizing existing strategies, such as vitamin D, may heighten success.

You can see why I am so excited about vitamin D. It has filled a huge "hole" that remained unfilled for the first few years.

Another poster:

I don't know yet what effect the vitamin D has had on my arteries, but I have huge calcified knots in my muscles (one in my hip was about golf ball sized and several others were marble sized) that are shrinking dramatically (diameter cut in half) since I started the vitamin D a couple of months ago. This is after having spent 7 years working on them with trigger point massage and stretching and getting some reduction but VERY SLOWLY. I'm guessing the vitamin D is helping my body reabsorb the calcium.

I'm hoping it has a similar effect on the calcium in my arteries . . .

PS I do have a massage/PT person who can testify to this - I don't think it's just my imagination. I'm feeling so much better I'm even beginning to wonder if my fibromyalgia was really just low thyroid and vitamin D deficiency.
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