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Hi there to every one. I have my result back,I know it's late I didn't think to put it on.Dont ask me why I just didn't think (story of my life lol).....it was done by cityassays.

Vitamin D :88.2nmol/L

Status adequate got the green light😀😀

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Nanaedake

You've got the green light but you need to make sure it stays good. Are you supplementing? 100 is thought to be optimal.

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Chance15 in reply to Nanaedake

Sorry about late message seemed to have missed u how I don't know......I don't supplement.....I was given folic acid 5mg tablets 4months ago but not taken them as was told could give a false b12 result as it was in range but on low side and test before that was just below range.

Hope ur as well as can be and thank you for ur reply.

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Nanaedake in reply to Chance15

B12 is best high in range and then if folic acid is low, you can supplement for 3 months to bring it up to half way in range. You might want a low vitamin D supplement over the winter since this was taken at the end of the summer.

What about iron? Did you get that tested?

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Chance15 in reply to Nanaedake

Not sure if iron tested I fink it was.Would u be able to check on my other posts it may be on.if not it may av bin done or not.thanks for the interest😀

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Nanaedake in reply to Chance15

Iron was covered in your Ferritin result on other post. It looks ok. So just check out your vitamin B12 and folate. They need a bit of help.

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Chance15 in reply to Nanaedake

Will do and a big thank you for ur help and time,and good health.

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Carly0987

Is that a private lab testing in the UK? x

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bluebug in reply to Carly0987

Virtually all labs in the UK do a mixture of private and NHS work.

However to get access to private testing in most cases you need a medical practitioner* to say why you need it.

In the case of City Assays, they are an the lab for an NHS hospital in the Midlands and you can order a vitamin D test directly. It is a finger prick test. Their website is here - vitamindtest.org.uk/index.html

The other providers mentioned on here frequently are Blue Horizons and Medichecks. When you initially use them you have to give them a reason why you want the test which their medical practitioner will verify and tell the lab. Links to these providers are - thyroiduk.org.uk/tuk/testin...

*Some nurses can prescribe and order tests

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Carly0987 in reply to bluebug

Thankyou! Xx

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Chance15 in reply to Carly0987

Hi there done by cityassays £28 got result back 2 days via my email.Well impressed.😀

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Heloise

Hi Chance, D is really a pro hormone and is needed by every cell of your body. Low D is implicated in cancer and infections and the best way to get it is from sunshine where it goes into storage and then used. If you are in the northern hemisphere, we are probably all in need especially when winter comes. This is a great article of its importance.

drgominak.com/sleep/vitamin...

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Nanaedake in reply to Heloise

What a great article! Thank you for posting.

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