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The lunacy of once a week Vitamin D dosing. I have spoken for years of following the “Ancient Wisdom” as it relates to health.
Why the medical world insists that it can improve on nature astounds me. I believe our treatment of Vitamin D is the perfect example. Who would eat once a week and expect it to produce health! This new study comparing the yo-yo effect of once a week Vitamin D to every day dosing indicates clearly the path we should be following.
New concepts about the way the body utilizes vitamin D in autocrine/paracrine functions, in addition to the well-established endocrine functions, have shed light on the importance of obtaining a daily dose of vitamin D3, versus doses at… Share on X
The Way the Body Uses Vitamin D
The chart here illustrates the effect of two different dosing intervals on the amount of vitamin D3 in the blood. Daily Vitamin D dosing results in a fairly steady level of serum D3. That leads to little fluctuation and risk for depletion, whereas weekly dosing (taking a single dose at 7 times the daily dose, once per week) causes a spike in vitamin D3 level. It then quickly drops and leaves the blood vitamin D3 depleted.
Because certain physiological processes depend on the availability of vitamin D3 in the blood, dosing at intervals that allow for its depletion can lead to negative consequences. For more detailed information, refer to the Vitamin D Dosing Interval video by Dr. Bruce Hollis.
Source:
myhylion.com – Jen Aliano, MS
