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I think there is no evidence I have seen that this works for hep B or any other liver disease. It is also being promoted by the person who invented them (and presumably profits from their sale). I cannot see that they have published any scientific articles supporting their claims.
Iām not sure if itās safe when combined with other medications you may be taking. Also, as mentioned in previous posts, thereās no guarantee that supplements like this have the ingredients on the pack because they are under much less scrutiny and laws compared to actual medicine.
Agreedā¦ Too good to be trueā¦
The only thing I start taking without My Dr approval is ā¦ Vitamin D3ā¦especially the vegan one!! But will share with him at my next visitā¦
I just wanted to chime in and say that I have had low vitamin D for longer than I know. However, about a year ago or so, I had my PCP have me tested and they have had me on vitamin D supplements ever since. I had a suspicion it was correlated with HBV, so this information is interesting.
I am battling with HepB for many years now. I have been on Drug around 6 years till now and ongoing.
Recently I found that I lack of Vitamin D. I started to consume 1Tbsp of Cod Liver Oild daily for a few days now. I see on internet everyone recommend Cod Liver Oil.
Do you have any experience related to Vitamin D in Cod Liver Oil. Will it increase vitamin D in our body? I am kind of stuck because Vitamin D is not present much in food. The only good source is exposed to Sun.
Or does anyone here have good advice on how to increase Vitamin D in our body?
I am not sure about the difference between cod oil vs fish oilā¦but they both seem to have equal benefitsā¦but I believe fish oil is the preferred oneā¦
For meā¦ Couple months agoā¦I started using Vegan based Vit D3 pill ā¦5000iuā¦it really works goodā¦cause my numbers are coming upā¦
Im in shock. Wow, who would of thoughtā¦Thanks Thomas for sharing this.
Definitely staying away from Turmeric supplements.
I love the spice and use often.
My vitamin D blood test is above average.
I get sun every day. Walking to work, busy out in the garden. I love the sun. Although I need to be careful not to burn.
I think I mentioned this in a previous post but maybe it wasnāt to you. My doctor has me on a prescription Vitamin D3. But itās only 50mcg and itās a generic for Calciferol.
The reason they do a prescription is because I am on some medication that you are not supposed to be in direct sunlight or heat for more than short periods at a time. Can you believe that? I canāt remember which of the zillion meds I am on that actually has an interaction with heat and sunlight. I will have to remember to ask my doctor which one(s) it is.
I am sure there are a lot of Vitamin D supplements that are worthwhile and not very expensive. I think I read somewhere that you lose some of the supplement through many variables based on our specific bodies, metabolism, digestion, absorption, etc. Obviously, being outdoors under the sun is the best method, but precluding that, a supplement is pretty easy.
I think Sun is the best source. Recently in my country is raining season. Not much sun. I also leave home early to work and back at dawn. Not really exposed to sun. I think this is one of the factor that lead me to decrease Vitamin D.
Thank you. I try exposed my whole body ( shirtless ) by sitting and do some small chores to early sunrise for two days now. Around 7-9 am in the morning.
I donāt know what it really does inside the body but it really make me feel good. I am going to try my best for the exposure. As well I will get local Vitamin D and will monitor blood again in next few months.
No, no herbal medicines at all. As mentioned in the above thread, these can be very variable because thereās no checks in place to make that the contents of herbal medicines are consistent or accurate in what they are. There is also no solid evidence that have clinically significant effects, so I donāt bother.
If you are taking herbal medicines, it is important to tell your doctor as some of them can interact with your other medications and cause liver injury.
