• 5 microgram is the recommended daily intake of vitamin D, 25 was used in some clinical trials. ike with any chemical, the dose is important and there's a sweet spot between "does nothing" and "harmful".

    I picked my supplements based on reading around, for example fish oil -can- work against high blood pressure...or not. Even trials give mixed results for supplements.

    Without some taking some measurements yourself it can be hard to find out if it works for you.

    The vitamin B supplement gives us no extra energy so probably waste of £... though harmless. But we are not running any (of course not free...) blood level analysis along it to see if "invisible" metrics improve.

    Of course there's lots if bs around supplements. Some sites recommend ultra high vitamin D doses which which definitely recommends against.

    And vitamin C does nothing for me to prevent colds though berocca makes them slightly less grim. But...you should not take berocca all the time potentially due to high zinc doses. It's a minefield 😁

    I'll see if I can find that Which tx :)

  • 5 microgram is the recommended daily intake of vitamin D

    Yup, and my Vitamin D supplements, purchased in a high street shop, are 50ug! Would be easy for me to go over 100 if I also supplemented with fish oils etc...

    Edit: Also, im sure people just "double drop" thinking its better for them

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