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Consequently, subclinical vitamin D deficiency is highly prevalent in both urban and rural settings, and across all socioeconomic and geographic strata as was seen in our patient.[9] The role of this hypovitaminosis D-induced hypophosphtemia may also have contributed to severity of hemolysis as effect of hypophosphatemia causing hemolysis is well known.[10] However, the levels of serum phosphorus may sometimes be normal or even spuriously increased in cases of severe hemolysis due to leakage of phosphorus from the RBCs[10] So concurrent presence of such deficiencies should be looked for and corrected for timely recovery
The liver processes one drink per hour, on average
, chosen cuprizone administrations multiply beyond those cuprizone regimens commonly used and this should ascertain the value of the obtained counteracting effect
What should I look for on the label
See the 10 mg protocol page and the 20 mg protocol page for the exact documented schedules
"A review of the neuroprotective role of vitamin D." Journal of Neurosurgery
