Vitamin D is very important, I also had low levels that made me feel crap, so I stared supplementing it last year, currently I'm on 5000-6000IU a day and my level the last time I checked was 77,50 ng/ml, which is considered high. In March of this year I had Covid, and I attribute my high Vitamin D and other supplementation for it being a very mild case despite me having asthma. It was so mild I thought it was allergies at first, until chest pains prompted me to self-isolate, and I upped my Vitamin D dose to 10000IU during that time. Although I stayed in isolation for over 10 days, I felt better just after a week. A antibody test I took after this period confirmed it was in fact Covid, two months later I took another one that also came back positive, so I'm 100% sure. I know it's off-topic, but I'm telling you this experience of mine as evidence of how important Vitamin D is, especially during Covid.https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...nda-messed-up-need-advice.128404/post-1940232https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...nda-messed-up-need-advice.128404/post-1940232
9/1/21 Last time I checked my T levels and my DHT levels. (This is the blood test where my DHT came back to the baseline). Take under consideration that I am underweight as well. So, a lot of factors are contributing to my hormonal changes. I started treating as well my severe vitamin D deficiency.
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Anyway, I went to do another antibody test today before I leave to the UK, to know how my immunity stands as I'm not planning on getting the Vax until my natural immunity weakens to the point antibodies cannot be found, and I used the opportunity to also do a Liver Functions test. It turns out my liver is in perfect health, which means that everything looks good to go for my new regimen, which I aim to start before the end of the month.
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