A woman's vitamin D deficiency at 37 left her unable to walk while pregnant and breastfeeding. Her doctor prescribed 50,000 IU to recover. She now takes 10,000 IU daily with vitamin C for calcium absorption and immune support.
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True story. I was 37, pregnant, and my ass was on a walker. Why? He took all my damn vitamin D. Now, even though I was taking a prenatal, he took that too, and I was breastfeeding, and he took more. I didn't find out until 3 years later that my vitamin D was so low. I took a test. Here's the test. And as you can see, severely so low in vitamin D3, um, that they had to supplement me 50,000 IUs. My doctor. Okay, at 40 years old, I couldn't walk from my office to my house, which was across the street. I had to wear thick-soled shoes just to ease up the pain on my feet. Would have known it would have been a simple vitamin deficiency. And so for that reason, I keep me some vitamin D3. Why? Because it helps the body to absorb calcium, to support the immune system so that the immune system won't cause inflammation, which will cause pain. And so this is the one that I particularly use, which is 10,000 IUs. It is flavored. I love that it has vitamin C here. You don't need to take it every day. I would suggest that you do talk to your doctor. You may need a test. Hop on shop tkdeals.com, use the coupon code TK10 to get 10% off um, this very potent vitamin D3, okay?
