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chronic pain and low vitamin D

 
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09/18/2010 11:08 AM
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If doctors tested EVERYONE with chronic pain for Vitamin D deficiency, magnesium deficiency and Vitamin B12 Deficiency, we would save a HUGE amount of suffering in the world.

There are Receptors for Vitamin D all throughout the muscles of the body, and when Vitamin D deficiency is present, not only can the muscles become painful, but they also become WEAK, causing falls in the elderly and fatigue in many people.

Deficiency of Vitamin D and Pain is a very serious, very common and very widespread cause of pain. And it is still almost completely unrecognized.

Nearly every study that looked at the relationship between the two found that up to 100% of people with chronic pain have Vitamin D Deficiency AND that TREATING Vitamin D deficiency led to a decrease in pain - when the studies actually used enough vitamin D to correct the deficiency.

Individual studies have shown pain to be relieved by treating vitamin D deficiency in as diverse pain syndromes as:

Chronic Back Pain (VERY common to have vitamin D deficiency)

'Nerve Pain'- also called Peripheral Neuropathy

Symptoms of Fibromyalgia

Musculoskeletal Pain

Pre Menstrual Syndrome

Even ‘Inflammatory’ Pain such as Irritable Bowel Disease and Crohn’s Disease


Read more: [link to www.easy-immune-health.com]
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What always amazes me is the number of people who will take ANY pill a doctor prescribes, but never even try a vitamin pill.
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this is true, I had breast cancer and have to take a medicine to keep my estrogen low, it affects my vitamin D levels. And while by blood testing they fall into an adequate range, if I personally get below a certain level, the bones in my legs hurt. I can take a combination of vitamin D and magnesium and the pain goes away within hours.

I also get vasculitis when my D is low, same thing, blood testing shows it on the low end of the normal scale but for my physical body it is too low and I show and feel physical symptoms.
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Thanks for the info OP.

Wintertime is really bad too, no sun. Gonna take some D for awhile!
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Thanks hope he this is great info

Sometimes I take powdered magnesium vitamin C and vitamin G and zinc during the flu season

Thanks for reminding me

I sleep much better when I take magnesium
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Re: chronic pain and low vitamin D
If doctors tested EVERYONE with chronic pain for Vitamin D deficiency, magnesium deficiency and Vitamin B12 Deficiency, we would save a HUGE amount of suffering in the world.

There are Receptors for Vitamin D all throughout the muscles of the body, and when Vitamin D deficiency is present, not only can the muscles become painful, but they also become WEAK, causing falls in the elderly and fatigue in many people.

Deficiency of Vitamin D and Pain is a very serious, very common and very widespread cause of pain. And it is still almost completely unrecognized.

Nearly every study that looked at the relationship between the two found that up to 100% of people with chronic pain have Vitamin D Deficiency AND that TREATING Vitamin D deficiency led to a decrease in pain - when the studies actually used enough vitamin D to correct the deficiency.

Individual studies have shown pain to be relieved by treating vitamin D deficiency in as diverse pain syndromes as:

Chronic Back Pain (VERY common to have vitamin D deficiency)

'Nerve Pain'- also called Peripheral Neuropathy

Symptoms of Fibromyalgia

Musculoskeletal Pain

Pre Menstrual Syndrome

Even ‘Inflammatory’ Pain such as Irritable Bowel Disease and Crohn’s Disease


Read more: [link to www.easy-immune-health.com]
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I supplement all of that and I still have chronic pain. they do not prevent the pain.
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What always amazes me is the number of people who will take ANY pill a doctor prescribes, but never even try a vitamin pill.
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no doubt. and their reasoning for doing so never makes sense
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What always amazes me is the number of people who will take ANY pill a doctor prescribes, but never even try a vitamin pill.
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no doubt. and their reasoning for doing so never makes sense
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What amazes me is that their first answer is opioids, which they get their patients hooked on and then take it from them in fear of legal trouble and then treat the patients like hypochondriacs. Ooooh I'm bitter about pain. Fortunately I haven't had trouble with opioids but I know some who do and it's sad.
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I have found that pain, is the result of inflamation ... and granted you need to take Vit D ... but to relieve the pain, you need to take Turmeric
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This stuff works amazing for me. Wonderful

Several recent studies show that turmeric/curcumin has anti-inflammatory properties and modifies immune system responses. A 2006 study showed turmeric was more effective at preventing joint inflammation than reducing joint inflammation.
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Re: chronic pain and low vitamin D
If doctors tested EVERYONE with chronic pain for Vitamin D deficiency, magnesium deficiency and Vitamin B12 Deficiency, we would save a HUGE amount of suffering in the world.

There are Receptors for Vitamin D all throughout the muscles of the body, and when Vitamin D deficiency is present, not only can the muscles become painful, but they also become WEAK, causing falls in the elderly and fatigue in many people.

Deficiency of Vitamin D and Pain is a very serious, very common and very widespread cause of pain. And it is still almost completely unrecognized.

Nearly every study that looked at the relationship between the two found that up to 100% of people with chronic pain have Vitamin D Deficiency AND that TREATING Vitamin D deficiency led to a decrease in pain - when the studies actually used enough vitamin D to correct the deficiency.

Individual studies have shown pain to be relieved by treating vitamin D deficiency in as diverse pain syndromes as:

Chronic Back Pain (VERY common to have vitamin D deficiency)

'Nerve Pain'- also called Peripheral Neuropathy

Symptoms of Fibromyalgia

Musculoskeletal Pain

Pre Menstrual Syndrome

Even ‘Inflammatory’ Pain such as Irritable Bowel Disease and Crohn’s Disease


Read more: [link to www.easy-immune-health.com]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1102361


Thank you for posting this... 5 stas! I am a huge believer in Vitamin D.

If you supplement with turmeric, it requires oil to digest so best eaten as an ingredient in (or along with) food.
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