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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed
I have to take a very high dose of D3 along with an average dose of calcium and my levels are now fine. My spinal surgeon told me that they are seeing more and more cases of vitamin D deficiency especially in children where they develop rickets but its also very common in people with liver/kidney damage, celiac disease and obesity
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Thanks, will you never be able to maintain your own levels again then? I was given 20,000mg for a month but have to wait a month now to see if they've risen and/or stabilised.
I do have NAFLD, but sure it's gluten related.