youngsinatra
Member
Hello everyone,
I have seen some people testing both their storage (25OHD) and active (1,25OHD) vitamin D, and those with low storage D had almost always high active D.
Reading on the connection between 1,25D and PTH has brought me to the hypothesis that possibly people with low storage D / high 1,25 / high PTH have a calcium deficiency and that increasing calcium might lower active D / PTH and increase storage D, because less activation is needed of it.
I personally cannot tolerate cholecalciferol (topically/orally) for longer than a few days, but I do fine with a higher calcium intake alone.
Any thoughts / experiences on this?
I have seen some people testing both their storage (25OHD) and active (1,25OHD) vitamin D, and those with low storage D had almost always high active D.
Reading on the connection between 1,25D and PTH has brought me to the hypothesis that possibly people with low storage D / high 1,25 / high PTH have a calcium deficiency and that increasing calcium might lower active D / PTH and increase storage D, because less activation is needed of it.
I personally cannot tolerate cholecalciferol (topically/orally) for longer than a few days, but I do fine with a higher calcium intake alone.
Any thoughts / experiences on this?