VITAMIN D CONFUSION?
I have been a big fan of Dr. John Campbell since the early Covid days. He began as a supporter of the vaccines, the masks, social distancing and most of which has been shown to be incorrect over time.
What I liked about him is that he slowly came to his senses, changed his mind, and talked about it. He was honest. And helpful. And courageous.
Now, this vitamin D article is a bit confusing so I will do my best to simplify.
Both the U.S (600 IU), the U.K.(400 IU) and Canada (600 IU but 800 IU if over 70 years of age) recommend very low amounts of vitamin D daily.
John is reporting in this video on a study done 11 years ago (2014) that shows conclusively that the recommended daily dose is way wrong.
He goes over the numbers and explains why the correct daily dose is 8,895 IU NOT 600 IU (in USA or 400 IU in UK).
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