Vitamin D supplementation for max dick gains.

Interesting thread over at /misc/.

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Recommended doses for D3 way to low to achieve desired concentration of 100nmol/L.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5541280/

Also for dickmaxxing get 50.000 IU of vitamin D3 and 100mcg K2.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322071346_Enhanced_Growth_of_the_Adult_Penis_With_Vitamin_D_3

Any thoughts on this? Also interesting for testosterone increase, since the widely recommended dose of about 1000 IU is way to low according to the first study.

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  1. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    https://www.vetfolio.com/learn/article/toxicology-brief-cholecalciferol-rodenticide-toxicosis

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      interesting, also found this https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/expert-answers/vitamin-d-toxicity/faq-20058108

      Directly contradicting the other studies. So it's the build up of calcium that acts toxic when overdosing D3. How to mitigate that?

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        [...]

        Magnesium seems to work against calcium build up

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        I think k2 is some kind of signaling molecule that activates osteocalcin that binds calcium into bones and GLA that removes calcium from soft tissue.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          so combine D3 and K2 as suggested in the dick study, and one should be fine?

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            I have no idea. I didn't even look at that weiny study because those also seem to have "amazing results" regardless of what they're shilling. I've just been lurking in d3 and k2 threads for a long times in hopes I can get reasonable understanding of how important they are and what they can do and what forms work and if d3 injection is more practical ect. I'm still no closer to an answer because of all the misinformation and chemistry illiterate people who like to argue here.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          not to mention this "vitamin D" crap is sythetic toxic sludge. I remember taking a bunch like 10 years ago and becoming inflamed. Repeated it a few days later just to be sure, then threw out the bottle and never took that toxic sludge again. Amazing Goatis was right

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Don't overdose on D3 you only need a small amount of it. These dick increase memers are trying to kill people with hypercalcemia.

        • 2 years ago
          Anonymous

          yeah, I'm kind of suspicious of the dick study too, but the other study also suggests way higher daily doses of D3, around 10k IU. I read somewhere the recommended dose in USA is about 600 IU/d. That's a big difference.

          • 2 years ago
            Anonymous

            An adult woman can take 600-800 IUs daily for pretty much the rest of her life (outside pregnancy) with no issues. any toxicity buildup in an active person can be balanced by natural filtration.
            Obese people suffer from vitamin d toxicity for obvious reason a lot more.
            Men can safely take 1k 800-1k IUs with pretty much no issue for the rest of their life.

            D2 can be mega dosage once a week because D2 is a lot more stable in its absorption. You don't get as much as D3, but you also don't need to worry about additional factors such as eating a specific amount of fat that day or worrying about cardio. Which you do with D3.
            Which is why D3 is better taken daily as every day factors greatly change its absorption rate.

            • 2 years ago
              Anonymous

              >The incidence of type 1 diabetes (T1D) has been doubling every 20 years. In Finland, the recommendation for daily vitamin D supplementation was gradually reduced from 4000-5000 IU in 1964 to 400 IU in 1992. Concomitantly, T1D increased by 350% in those aged 1-4 years, 100% in those aged 5-9 years, and 50% in those aged 10-14 years [1]. However, since 2006, T1D has plateaued and decreased after an increase in serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25[OH]D) after the authorities’ decision to fortify all dietary milk products with cholecalciferol [2]. Moreover, the worldwide association of ultraviolet (UV)-B light and vitamin D status with T1D and multiple sclerosis is now more than evident.

              Seems like around 1k/d is still way to low.
              Also what's the upper level before toxicity may occur? Read somewhere 50k other studies suggest above 100-150k. So 10k can't be too bad? Off course I depends where you are located and what amount of sunlight you are getting.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                the issue is that the affects of vitamin d toxicity are much greater than having slightly low D levels.
                also the answer to upper limits is whatever pushes you past 80 ng/ml in a 6 month period.
                Even that is entirely dependent on you, some people could be 60-70 ng/ml.
                I have no way of calculating that for you.
                Which is why i'm telling you that whoever is posting that bullshit online is lying to you.

                Vitamin D is entirely dependent on bloodwork and bloodwork alone.
                I measure your vitamin D, I supplement, I adjust when near toxicity is achieved.
                50k IU D2 is enough to raise my blood concentration at 195lbs. So anyone saying 100k daily is a fricking moron or a super obese mother fricker.
                Really no exception m8. it's a fat soluble vitamin so it really is dependent solely on your body fat.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                >the issue is that the affects of vitamin d toxicity are much greater than having slightly low D levels.

                Considering the overall effectiveness of having a healthy level of D3 against cov, having a slightly high D3 level seems not so Bad. But also Im moron, so what do I know.
                Where did you get the 60-70 nmol/L? The study suggests 100 to be the Optimum. So who can I trust? What is backed by more studies?
                Also what's the difference between D3 and D2? I'm having a hard time with these studies and medical Jargon maybe you can explain for a dunbass?

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                Bro, the negatives of D toxicity are way higher than having slightly low D levels. Namely you just fricking die from a heart attack as calcium. It's an electrolyte and needs to be stable.
                There are numerous list of side effects of excess calcium.
                80ng/ml is the baseline for which vitamin D should be calculated as it's the safe range of optimal vitamin D intake. Any lower and you are deficient. Any higher and you run the risk of closing into vitamin D toxicity.
                This number was chosen as the average of outliers.
                As you become more obese or skinnier your needs obviously change. So we want a safe range where we know you are close to optimal. Not above or below.
                Hints 80.

                >what is backed by more studies
                not the people telling you to take 100k daily that's for fricking sure.
                Did it state in the study they kept taking them for over a year? did it state how long they took them at all. Did it state what the diet was or the body fat, or literally any of the NUMEROUS factors needed to calculate this shit?
                I am telling you as someone who gets blood work done every 2 months and has an extremely stable vitamin D level. With no issues with dick function in any way, nor fatigue, or any other issue associated with low vitamin D.
                Stop looking for shortcuts that can seriously hurt you when you're suppose to use supplements as intended. As a supplement.
                The fatter you are the more vitamin D you need to maintain optimal levels. The skinnier you are the more you have to have your vitamin D levels checked because you lack the storage capacity for maintaining vitamin D a fat soluble vitamin.

                The largest difference between D2 and D3 is absorption mechanism.
                D3 is a lot easier to raise your D levels, but it's also very unstable in the absorption process. One day it can raise it as intended, the next depending on what you eat or what you do it can skyrocket your day to day D levels.
                Which is why small dosage D3 is the best. taken every day or every other day.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                [...]
                Vitamin D2 on the other hand is derived from mushrooms exposed to light.
                While it's absorption rate is lower, it is very very easily absorbed at any condition.
                Meaning when you take it at mega dosages, you get the same amount no matter what you did that day (generally, always exceptions to everything).
                So if I only absorb 50-60% of a 50k I know I will roughly always absorb that amount.

                D3 can be as low as 50% and as high as 99% bioavailability. That's a huge variance and therefore mesadosages can cause rapid toxicity.

                thank you anon. That's very comprehensible, even for me. Glad I started this thread, for this info alone, before I started overdosing on D3.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                the best way to do this FYI.
                >get initial blood work
                >discuss with doctor what optimal levels would be or slightly above optimal levels if you want to be safe.
                >calculators online that will tell you how much d to take and for how long

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                Yeah that's where I see the problem. How do I know my generic Dr knows what the actual concentration should be?

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                honestly don't know what to tell you m8.
                you can calculate your intake yourself, but you still need a baseline checked via your blood results.
                if you don't have baseline, you have no way of calculating intake needed to remain in safe range.

              • 2 years ago
                Anonymous

                Bro, the negatives of D toxicity are way higher than having slightly low D levels. Namely you just fricking die from a heart attack as calcium. It's an electrolyte and needs to be stable.
                There are numerous list of side effects of excess calcium.
                80ng/ml is the baseline for which vitamin D should be calculated as it's the safe range of optimal vitamin D intake. Any lower and you are deficient. Any higher and you run the risk of closing into vitamin D toxicity.
                This number was chosen as the average of outliers.
                As you become more obese or skinnier your needs obviously change. So we want a safe range where we know you are close to optimal. Not above or below.
                Hints 80.

                >what is backed by more studies
                not the people telling you to take 100k daily that's for fricking sure.
                Did it state in the study they kept taking them for over a year? did it state how long they took them at all. Did it state what the diet was or the body fat, or literally any of the NUMEROUS factors needed to calculate this shit?
                I am telling you as someone who gets blood work done every 2 months and has an extremely stable vitamin D level. With no issues with dick function in any way, nor fatigue, or any other issue associated with low vitamin D.
                Stop looking for shortcuts that can seriously hurt you when you're suppose to use supplements as intended. As a supplement.
                The fatter you are the more vitamin D you need to maintain optimal levels. The skinnier you are the more you have to have your vitamin D levels checked because you lack the storage capacity for maintaining vitamin D a fat soluble vitamin.

                The largest difference between D2 and D3 is absorption mechanism.
                D3 is a lot easier to raise your D levels, but it's also very unstable in the absorption process. One day it can raise it as intended, the next depending on what you eat or what you do it can skyrocket your day to day D levels.
                Which is why small dosage D3 is the best. taken every day or every other day.

                Vitamin D2 on the other hand is derived from mushrooms exposed to light.
                While it's absorption rate is lower, it is very very easily absorbed at any condition.
                Meaning when you take it at mega dosages, you get the same amount no matter what you did that day (generally, always exceptions to everything).
                So if I only absorb 50-60% of a 50k I know I will roughly always absorb that amount.

                D3 can be as low as 50% and as high as 99% bioavailability. That's a huge variance and therefore mesadosages can cause rapid toxicity.

  2. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

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  3. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    Is this seriously another vitamin D thread?
    Frick off newbie.

    For the record, Vitamin D is deficient, but the larger problem is VitD needs magnesium to metabolize into its active form.
    You more than likely aren't utilizing the vitamin D already in your body due to this.
    So before mega dosing something that isn't going to actually help you, how about you try increasing magnesium instead.
    Also for the record, never mega dosage vitamin d3. Take that every day.
    you can mega dosage vitamin d2 zero problems once a week.

    • 2 years ago
      Anonymous

      yes I'm a newbie. But I'm already lurking 2 years. just wondered what fits thoughts were about the study suggesting 10k UI since I never heard this before and have always gone with about 1k.

      • 2 years ago
        Anonymous

        Vitamin D and magnesium are dependent on eachother.
        When you supplement vitamin D you either
        1. take a dosage low enough that you know it can be safely taken forever
        2. take a very specific dosage measured against your current vitamin D levels to raise them in a timely manner without going over in a 6 month period.

        I megadosage D2 every week (50k), just once.
        I also have blood work done every other month.
        Once it reaches a stable point I am required to drop off to D2 (5k).
        We do this effectively forever.
        You can't mega dosage vitamin d in any form forever without blood work. You will have toxic buildup.
        vitamin d is not something you are suppose to have chronically high levels of. it's suppose to follow the natural cycles of the seasons. inb4 some homosexual says that's a meme.
        Every animal on the planet is affected by seasonal changes why would humans be different.

        We just don't want vitamin D dipping too low either. protip this is often why people had fertility feast before winter came.
        You ate all day, getting nice plump and fat soluble vitamins in your body. You fricked. You met winter, which slowly drained you of everything.

  4. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    >dude just overdose on vitamin D lmao
    How long are you gonna keep making these threads?
    It's been a whole fricking year.

  5. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    50k is way too much bro

  6. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    I took 1.2k IU daily for a month and I still managed to frick up my calcium level

    I'm not taking 50k IU

  7. 2 years ago
    Anonymous

    does vit D help with getting any taller? im 20 and my growth plates have almost certainly fused by the way

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