Trolljenta
24-07-09, 23:36
Går det an å ta blodprøve hos fastlegen for å sjekke D-vitamin-nivået? Eller andre steder?
•Optimize your vitamin D levels. As I've previously reported, optimizing your vitamin D levels is one of the absolute best strategies for avoiding infections of ALL kinds, and vitamin D deficiency is likely the TRUE culprit behind the seasonality of the flu -- not the flu virus itself.
This is probably the single most important and least expensive action you can take. I would STRONGLY urge you to have your vitamin D level monitored to confirm your levels are therapeutic at 50-70 ng.ml and done by a reliable vitamin D lab like Lab Corp.
Ikke fordi jeg er hysterisk for svineinfluensa, men tror gode d-vitamin-nivåer generelt er bra for å holde seg frisk..
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/04/28/Swine-Flu.aspx
•Optimize your vitamin D levels. As I've previously reported, optimizing your vitamin D levels is one of the absolute best strategies for avoiding infections of ALL kinds, and vitamin D deficiency is likely the TRUE culprit behind the seasonality of the flu -- not the flu virus itself.
This is probably the single most important and least expensive action you can take. I would STRONGLY urge you to have your vitamin D level monitored to confirm your levels are therapeutic at 50-70 ng.ml and done by a reliable vitamin D lab like Lab Corp.
Ikke fordi jeg er hysterisk for svineinfluensa, men tror gode d-vitamin-nivåer generelt er bra for å holde seg frisk..
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/04/28/Swine-Flu.aspx