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I take 2 (1000iu)vitamin d3 tablets daily. my recent blood work has vitamin d levels at 44. normal range is 75-250. insight? nutrition to help raise?
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Vitamin D: 1000 units of vitamin D taken once a day is what you need. I don't understand why a doctor would prescribe 2000 units. Normal range for vitamin D is not 75-250, and levels of 30+ with once daily vitamin D is what you should end up with.
Answered 2/25/2016
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