evolvingstuff

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   by evolvingstuff 16y ago

   As far as I understand it, higher levels of vitamin D3 greatly increases absorption of calcium from the gut, and the K2 is necessary to ensure that the calcium gets deposited in the right places. Sorry, I don't have an existing set of refer
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   by evolvingstuff 16y ago

   You might consider switching to a D3 supplement that includes some K2; they play nicely together.
3. 33.▲
   by evolvingstuff 16y ago

   Shameless plug of my dad's website on vitamin D: http://www.vitamindwiki.com/tiki-index.php
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   by evolvingstuff 16y ago

   * Networks of the Brain by Olaf Sporns * Set Theory and the Continuum Problem by Smullyan and Fitting * The Calculus Lifesaver by Adrian Banner * Discrete Mathematics with Proof by Eric Gossett * Unix and Linux System Adminstration
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   by evolvingstuff 16y ago

   A factor I would like to see controlled for would be the serum vitamin D levels of the subjects. I'm guessing that at least some of these findings could simply be the result of spending more time indoors.