Experiences with

Fultium-D3

Hi all I'm new member, and having read some excellent advice, I do hope someone can help me here. I have had a thyroid function blood test from Bluehorizon as I constantly feel tired and washed out both mentally and physically. Some days I really struggle to get going. Weight gain is a problem -

I can't believe it, things were going so well with the running. Then I had my "MonstrousRun" where cramp turned me into a stumbling monster. Then last Monday, after hydrating well,warming up properly etc I set out on Week 4 Run 1 with Sam, full of positivity, and was nearly crippled with cramp and painful

Hi I am a 30yr old female and I am hypothyroid. I have results for vitamins and minerals but GP has told me not to worry about them and has sent me for counselling because I queried their levels. The only thing I supplement is vitamin D3 which is prescribed to me at 20mcg. Current symptoms - difficult

Hi, Feeling a bit overwhelmed buying supplements. Was just wondering if anyone knew how much k2 you should take in relation with how much d3 you're taking. My level was 20 (>25) I've been on 20,000 d3 twice a week for 4 weeks and have another 3 weeks left before I'm assuming my gp will tell me to buy

Morning all - I had a doc's appointment yesterday for blood results having been feeling absolutely exhausted for quite a while and then basically hitting a brick wall. As background, I have underactive thyroid and then pernicious anaemia diagnosed 1.5 years ago. Results of 24 Jan blood tests were as

My wife has diagnosed Hashimoto's with TPO antibodies ranging from 116 Iu/ml (6 Jan 2017) to 146 (22 Jul 2016) and TSH ranging from 4.78 Iu/mL (6 Jan 17) to 6.010 (22 July). She started supplementing with Selenium, Zinc, Vitamin D3, and some other adrenal support and B-vitamins at our functional medicine

I have the results below for ferritin, folate, vitamin D and B12 below. I take 800iu vitamin D and I have been taking this for 4 years. GP has been adding this and taking it off again a few times. Practice put "no action required" for the ferritin result and the GP told me my folate was only a few points

Hi there. I am currently taking 112mcg of Levothyroxine as I was diagnosed with Hashimotos about 8 years ago. Over the last month or so I have been dealing with sudden shortness of breath, severe brainfog and headaches, lack of concentration, among all the other billons of Hypo symptoms. But it's never

Any advice regarding supplements with the results I have given would be helpful. Because there are so many results I have done what it says on the printout and put (!) against the abnormal ones. Serum ferritin - 75 (15 - 150) !Serum folate - 21.6 (2.5 - 19.5) Serum vitamin B12 - 343 (180 - 900) !Total

Do any of you any knowledge concerning possible interference between Sotalol and vitamin D3? I asked our cardiologist who just "make a face" asked what is it and just finished conversation. I do not ask you for ADVICE just for your opinion , if you have any. I do not have ANYBODY to consult with

It's encouraging to me to hear how you all are coping with PMR. My 1st bout with PMR was 13 years ago, I was in my mid 50's. Pretty much text book case....on steroids for two years. This time starting, 15 months ago and starting taking prednisone since April last year. Taking the usual, AA and Adcal-D3

I take b12 cyan/tabs 50mcg 2 daily & vitd fultium d3 3,200unit caps 1 daily, I have posted last results, now I am going to buy BH new b12 test, would I have to stop vits before I use it and for how long as I still have symptoms,thx for any replies

Hi all, I went to go today and got the following results after blood test last week (fasted and didn't take meds in the morning until after the test) TSH 1.73miu/L (0.25-5.0) FT3 3.9pmol/L (3.5-6.5) FT4 20.6pmol/L (9.0-23.0) Serum vit B12 255ng/L (197-771) Serum Folate 5.8ug/L (<3 suggestive of folate

After now three years ending FCR I am still pleased to feel great, no health problems at all. Blood counts in best shape. three times a week gym for 1 1/2 hour, and two/three times fast walking for one hour. having lots of raw vegetabiles and fruits, drinking green tea from leafs and little mango juice

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I've just had Dr on phone telling me I am Vitamin D deficient. He said my levels were under the NHS lab of 30 (which he says is their range for deficient) and they didn't even register. He is prescribing me 3200 D3, which after reading posts on here, I feel is not enough. I asked him if I should take

After my appointment on 05 Jan, I finally received a letter yesterday. As I have clinical symptoms of PMR, I am to start on 15mg of Pred reducing by 1 mg per month. My gp has got prescribe Alendronic acid & Adcal D3, so I'm going to wait until I have them before starting. The consultant enclosed the

Folic Acid 5mg (prescribed by G.P. at my request) Fultium D3 800IU (was deficient, prescribed by G.P.)

Hello, after another levothyroxine increase in early December ( I am now taking 100 mg) and taking some supplements I feel better: I have more energy and I feel more positive although my latest blood tests show things could still improve, and getting back to work after a relaxing holiday I am beginning

Brothers: Two pelvic lymph nodes, tumor burden in one, was 2.7cm, in the other it was 2.5cm. Now, one year later, with only 150mg daily of casodex monotherapy, both nodes have been reduced to 1.6cm. PSA one year ago was 105; now it is 6.7 I am thinking of adding Advodart and monitoring the two nodes