vit d3 as a supplement is also known as rat poison.
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Post by bridget
yes, I'm aware and that should tell people everything they need to know, right??!!
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i don't know about that?
sure, that would have to be grounded in your own research then.
I personally would never take "vitamin" D3 not because of the rat poison argument (though Steve Falconer aka Spacebusters did a good video on it if you can hunt it down, was very informative) but rather from my research on it. It is not a Vitamin, that was shorthand that just took hold and ended up misinforming the public. It is more like a hormone. In my view by taking Vitamin D you are artificially addressing an underlying imbalance. Covering it up, so-to-speak. I don't take any hormones (or supplements for that matter.) But I don't make health recommendations for other people, only myself.
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This is a diagram from an old post about D3 that didn't make the cutover when Twetch re-launched.
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