From the Desk of the Editor...
Currently based in Springfield, MA; attending school in Greenfield to get moving toward an Astrophysics degree and looking into freelance writing. First step: a frequently-updated column on the Examiner that you should check out.
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Today I go in to get a massive amount of Vitamin D put into my body. One of the blood tests came back saying that, not only was I low on it, but that my count was actually apparently below the threshold of detection that test uses. I can’t say I was surprised - I don’t drink much milk, and between my Irish skin and my photosensitive eyes I don’t spend much time out in the Sun, which are pretty much the two main sources most people have for Vitamin D. Anyway, they’re pretty sure that’s the cause of the fatigue, and suspect it may be having in impact on other symptoms, if it isn’t the root cause entirely. I guess we’ll find out pretty soon here.
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jmarie3 said:
The body absorbs very little D from milk (I don’t drink milk)—double up on supplements. I am anemic and always low on D as well.
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herestothehalcyon said:
Fatty fish like tuna and salmon or eggs would be other decent sources. You’ll feel a lot better! I can always tell when I need Vit D, as I get really, really fatigued. Hope they get everything sorted out for you!
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Poor dolphin… asks a girl to marry him, she thinks it was all this other guy’s idea
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How I react when someone catches me raiding the fridge at night
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