Vitamin D and heart disease

Dec 23, 2008 16:03

Journal-Sentinel article about a Milwaukee-area hospital system giving Vitamin D to patients with chest pain.

This comes on the heels of another study that says that aspirin therapy may not be as helpful for diabetics at risk of heart disease as once thought.

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mia_mcdavid December 23 2008, 22:31:32 UTC
Did you get my note? I wasn't sure which address to use...

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bullettheblue December 24 2008, 03:55:38 UTC
nothing has come through yet. Use my Hotmail address, it doesn't reject your mail as spam.

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mia_mcdavid December 24 2008, 04:45:26 UTC
I'll have to purge my address book. Here's what I wrote, since you brought the subject up here:

I'm sorry this time of year is so tough for you.

Have you had your blood levels of Vitamin D tested? There's folks who can't process supplements digestively...they make shots for that...

Hang in there!

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bullettheblue December 24 2008, 18:16:37 UTC
Thanks! I'll mention it to my doctor when I go to see him in January. He's the one who told me that some people are prescribed 50,000 IUs in extreme cases.

I'm actually doing some better now that I'm getting more sleep.

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