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I am currently taking 7000 ius of vitamin d/ day. i recently got my vitamin d levels tested and it came back as 85. should i stay at the 7000 ius/day?
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Vitamin D: You need to confer with your physician about taking this amount of vitamin D every day. These levels of intake can be dangerous. There are various assays for the different forms of Vitamin D which you did not specify.
Answered 3/16/2017
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