Vitamin Dtablets
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can vitamin D tablets affect your hormones? Has or is anyone taking them and found any difference ( good or bad).
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Posted , 9 users are following.
can vitamin D tablets affect your hormones? Has or is anyone taking them and found any difference ( good or bad).
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susan21149 ruth24048
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No vitamin d can not affect the hormones. Its good to take vitamin d while in menopause because i have been taking vitamin d myself for it was low you should take vitamin d
victoria94465 ruth24048
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middlemuddle ruth24048
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didi0613 ruth24048
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BellaRubia ruth24048
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What I am going to say, it is from personal experience... For a weird coincidence, I started taking vitamins, includding D, because I was a little low, and I blemed it for my "sickness", for just after, I started having all crazy symptoms (not acknowledge by doctors) of perimenopause. So, in my case it did not make anything better, or prevented me to feel any worse. As I had started taking it when I started feelng terrible, I stopped my intake and found that stopping it did not make any difference, too :S. So,my answer for your question is NO, I do not think it can cause that much of a difference even though it is said it can make a difference.
I read that lack of aestrogen can lower your vitamin D , reason most of us have low levels of it. But I heard from reliable medical resources that there is no respectable study about how much is the ideal level of vitamin D on "adults" or how much we should be taking daily - if we should. Generally speaking, except for those who have very low levels, it is more likely doctors recommend the intake because younger people have it higher.
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