Karin's success

[Hopeful2]

Hi Karin,

At the time that I had my blood testing done I was relying on eating well to get adequate nutrition. I was not taking mega doses of vitamins. By blood tests showed that I was low in Vitamin A and D, low in anti-oxidants, and somewhat low in protein. I was under a fair degree of stress: work and menopause. I believe that when we are under stress, our bodies easily become depleted. The pharmacist who ran my blood tests said that he sees maybe one in a hundred with Vitamin A levels as low as mine. I am now supplementing : )

[sazy123]

Been on this regime for 2 weeks so far, and so far- no improvement. Maybe 2 weeks is to soon to notice a difference, how long did it take you to notice a difference Karen?

Maybe i should just give up trying things because i never get any improvement

[ScottishDave]

Been on this regime for 2 weeks so far, and so far- no improvement. Maybe 2 weeks is to soon to notice a difference, how long did it take you to notice a difference Karen?

Maybe i should just give up trying things because i never get any improvement

I think Karin above said that she started to see a difference after 3 months. I am also going to try a different eating/supplement regime but I thought I'd leave it until after Xmas and New Year.

[Faith1989]

I know this is an old thread..BUT I spoke to Dr. Lange of Fortifeye vitamins( which I ordered) and he told me to do pretty much what Karen did plus coconut water. He said it will take three to four months (which seems like forever lol ) but why not? I am pretty much running out of options ...except maybe getting an allergy under control. (Which I am not even sure it is)

[waterbee]

did you find out what type of vitamin A your body cant use? it may be that you have a gene that prevents you from converting certain types of vitamin A, this is especially so if your a vegetarian or vegan. Im just looking into this whole subject now. Did you find taking vitamin A helped? and what type of Vitamin A was it?