Vitamin D and multiple chemical sensitivities
I lived with this dumbbell that loved his chemicals, unfortunately shared them with me. I moved out 2 months ago and have been very slowly recovering - some energy, less coughing etc. So today I got the diagnosis I have no environmental allergies. (She didn't test me for the chemicals I was exposed to -adhesives, paint, pesticides and FEBREEZE PLUG INS). I have multiple chemical sensitivity that has caused moderate asthma.
I found a research paper about the benefits of Vitamin D reversing this disorder. My dr put me on double doses of steroid inhaler/flonase/allergy eyedrops/emergency inhaler and zyrtec. She said it can help get rid of the inflammation. I'm willing to try it for a month and get retested. I know close to nothing about asthma but my peak flow volume was 66%, I took albuterol and it went to 100%. Do just take 1 vitamin D a day and then slowly increase? They gave the persons blood levels in the study so I don't know how much they took. It was called high dose VitD therapy. |
Successful treatment of reactive airways dysfunction syndrome by high-dose vitamin D
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You can start at 10k/day D3. No need to start slowly. With vitamin D you have to fill the deficit first so high dose D3 needs to continue for 3 to six months.
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Wow you are a wonder! :thup:
I got so used to walking slowly because I was out of breath that I was not aware of the damage. I hate the way my face looks with weird black shadows under my eyes, she said its classic oxygen deprivation. So I'm going to ramp but much, much steeper. Pretty sure there will be detox symptoms. Do you think fish oil and CoQ10 can help? |
Sorry I didn't see this.
CoQ10 is excellent for heart function. Fish oil is great for inflammation. You could also follow the Linus Pauling protocol for heat disease for 2-3 months along with other supplements. The Pauling protocol will remove plague from arteries and improve heart and lung function which improves oxygen uptake. |
Nawchem, I have found molybdenum very helpful. And some use germanium sesquioxide as well.
Here is a paper on molybdenum and aldehydes: https://candidapage.com/aldehyde.shtml And, perhaps this MCS support group would be of great help to you: http://www.mcsfriends.org And the Chemical Injury Information Network has good information: https://www.ciin.org Good info at The Chemical Sensitivity Foundation: http://www.chemicalsensitivityfoundation.org/index.html and, the HEAL group in Tucson, Arizona has a good newsletter. Here is a link to support groups and resources, from the MCS Friends site: http://www.mcsfriends.org/resources/ How did your Vitamin D protocol work out? Has it helped you? Have you read anything by Dr. Theron G. Randolph? He was the pioneer of environmental medicine, and loved helping those with MCS. He is one of those pioneers I really would like to have met. I hope you are doing well. :) |
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