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Petition for Health Canada and the IOM to Re-evaluate Vitamin D Guidelines

4,434 Comments

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Eva Steininger-Mossop
11 years ago

It just makes sense.

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Eva Steininger-Mossop
11 years ago

It just makes sense.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I agree the RDA is far too low. As an MS patient I take at least 6000 IU daily minimum.

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DIANE GRUBER
11 years ago

I agree the RDA is far too low. As an MS patient I take at least 6000 IU daily minimum.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

My husband had to get a prescription from his doctor for $50,000 and he needs to take it 3 times a week as his D levels were extremely low

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Theresa Storm
11 years ago

My husband had to get a prescription from his doctor for $50,000 and he needs to take it 3 times a week as his D levels were extremely low

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Anonymous
11 years ago

It is a necessity for bone density

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Carol Skanks
11 years ago

It is a necessity for bone density

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Alan Sellen RMT.
11 years ago

Because of its collateral benefits beyond the production of vitamin d, I suntan daily either outdoors around solar noon or indoors in my own home tanning unit. I also take 10,000 IU's per day of vitamin d. This protocol has kept my Leukemia in remission for 12 years and the cardiovascular benefits are profound, my BP is 113/65 my resting pulse 65 and my GP says I have the arteries of a teenager, btw I am now 64 years old. This situation is one massive screw up and our government needs to fix this now. I have read the analysis of the IOM report and it clearly shows the statistical error. The upper no adverse effect level of vitamin d is actually around 30,000 - 50,000 IU's per day so what is the problem!!!! Fix it.

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Alan Sellen RMT.
11 years ago

Because of its collateral benefits beyond the production of vitamin d, I suntan daily either outdoors around solar noon or indoors in my own home tanning unit. I also take 10,000 IU's per day of vitamin d. This protocol has kept my Leukemia in remission for 12 years and the cardiovascular benefits are profound, my BP is 113/65 my resting pulse 65 and my GP says I have the arteries of a teenager, btw I am now 64 years old. This situation is one massive screw up and our government needs to fix this now. I have read the analysis of the IOM report and it clearly shows the statistical error. The upper no adverse effect level of vitamin d is actually around 30,000 - 50,000 IU's per day so what is the problem!!!! Fix it.

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Lawrence A. Oshanek
11 years ago

Canadians cannot escape chronic disease so long as their governments fail to adjust their recommendations for nutrients volumes as the science of health advances.

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Lawrence A. Oshanek
11 years ago

Canadians cannot escape chronic disease so long as their governments fail to adjust their recommendations for nutrients volumes as the science of health advances.

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crista
11 years ago

having being diagnosed with a vitamin d deficiency, and having to take 4 1000 iuds every morning , I totally agree Canada has got to do something about this! what's the big deal? give me my vitamin D!

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crista
11 years ago

having being diagnosed with a vitamin d deficiency, and having to take 4 1000 iuds every morning , I totally agree Canada has got to do something about this! what's the big deal? give me my vitamin D!

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Barb Fischer
11 years ago

thanks to Pure North for bringing this to the forefront.

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Barb Fischer
11 years ago

thanks to Pure North for bringing this to the forefront.

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Sandy Schweig
11 years ago

Get with the program !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sandy Schweig
11 years ago

Get with the program !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Lesley Corriveau
11 years ago

I agree that Vitamin D should be reassessed and that cannabus should be allowed for tx in hospitals.

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Lesley Corriveau
11 years ago

I agree that Vitamin D should be reassessed and that cannabus should be allowed for tx in hospitals.