Gondwanaland
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Could be acidosisTook a baking soda bath last night after I convinced myself to lower my burning skin into warm water. I actually did feel relaxing.
Those could be magnesium deficiency from too much potassium (again acidosis).Had potassium deficiency symptoms (muscle knots) this AM. Also having urgent diarrhea which I think is a folate deficiency issue for me.
I now keep pH strips at home and test my urine in the evening when I have uncomfortable symptoms. The 1st time I tested it was 4.5 - very low! Bicarb baths really helped. I use 1/2 cup in the bath tub and soak for 15-20 min
You need much more magnesium than you are takingCOMT V158M and COMT H62H
Choline will also help
I would stop taking methyl donors for a while
Are you sure you need that much vit D? My levels are 45.2 ng/mL after some supplememntation (3,000 iu for 2 months) and I am happy with thatVDR Bsm, VDR taq,
OPTIMAL VITAMIN D LEVELS
Are some people pushing their vitamin D levels too high? Has science proven that the minimal acceptable blood level of vitamin D, in the form of 25(OH)D, is above 50 ng/mL (125 nmol/L)?
The answer is “No.” If you’ve been trying to maintain your levels this high because you thought this was the case, I’m sorry to break the news. There is, on the contrary, good evidence that 25(OH)D levels should be at least 30-35 ng/ mL (75-88 nmol/L). Much higher levels may be better, or they could start causing harm, especially in the absence of adequate vitamins A and K2. Once we leave the land of 30-35 ng/mL, however, we enter the land of speculation.