Vitamin A Supplements may Negate Benefits of Vitamin D

[The Natural]

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/028617_vitam ... z1SoBeFXpm

 

[DM5sadouche]

If you are taking that much vitamin A per day and not just a precusor such as beta caratene then you should worry more about your liver than anything else frankly. No telling what the cumlative effects of that are doing to you.

 

[ripple-effect]

Taking too much Vitamin A can actually increase hair loss..

 

[DM5sadouche]

Have you had your liver function tested lately? Because if you continue taking mega doses of vitamin A then it would probably be a good idea to do so.

 

[DM5sadouche]

Billions? Uhhhhh no. Taking 25,000 per day over long periods of time can damage a liver.

 

[DM5sadouche]

Google it yourself. It's quite easy to do. Google high daily intake of Vitamin A and liver function, or some such and read for yourself.

 

[The Natural]

"Tolerability" tends to differ from person to person, as has been stated before. I have read that "high" amounts of vitamin A are in the 200,000 IU range.

But let us return to the topic at hand: It appears that vitamin A should not be taken at the same time as vitamin D.

 

[The Natural]

Yeah, I was directed to this article, http://healthyfixx.com/33/why-vitamin-a ... -you-think, and began taking Carlson's A & D supplement.

But after reading about the effect that vitamin A has on vitamin D in the Natural News article, I dropped the A & D supplement, and started using vitamin D/K2 product.

 

[Jacob]

Oh gawd...please stop using that place as a source. It should be called Healthyplagiarized. :woot:

 

[Jacob]

I can't help it you're in love with a plagiarizer.

Tell him to show his hair. One could say Proctor's site does a better job of that. Use YouTUBE for what it's designed for. :shakehead:

 

[The Natural]

Irrespective of the source, I would like to know the information relevant. I think IH/CS means well, but some of his/this information can be rather conflicting. It's quite unfortunate that his site is now being run/overrun by a bunch of brownie hounds.

 

[Jacob]

Yeah...I noticed the "conflicting" issue at times in the forum. There's no response when it's pointed out. I think that's the reason at least one other poster was banned there.

Anyway.....

 

[The Natural]

Again, it is unfortunate. But it is what it is.

And I knew that when I started this dialogue over there. I knew, given the recent climate (the number of "moderators" has increased; and these brownie hounds all have access to the "kill switch"), that my message ("I would put my $35 - $40 a week natural internal regimen up against one of those $1000 -$1500 laser helmets") might not be received well, but I decided to do it anyway.

It is hilarious that person can use the American Flag as a backdrop for his avatar, but is as tolerable of other opinions as is an Iranian dictator. Again, disingenuous.