Yep, D3, good for me. Got it.
the bb

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Are you trying to say that CH suffers shouldn't take Vitamin D3? Please tell me why.

Guess I was too late, he went ex-member. Disagreement is no reason to quit is it?

I could have been more diplomatic.  I also could have just quit reading his posts.

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I have someof D3 vitamins for sale. Just mail me. 

Yes, glad that Batch took over the vitamin-D topic. 

And i learned not to use the cure word.

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Im still around. 

nhs wrote on Dec 22^nd, 2011 at 6:08pm:


Merry Christmas Niels

Neils and Batch, thank you for your insight and research.  I'm on day 3 with this regimen along with a dose of rc seeds this past Monday.  I have about 3 shadows a day that is easily aborted with O2 within 5 minutes.  I even had a cocktail last to use as a beer test gauge, lol...and yes, I did get hit at 2 am (my fault), but nothing higher than a K2 which was easily aborted with O2.  I'm doing more seeds on Sat. which is the 5 day mark and the minimum suggested waiting time.  I truly believe all of these components are helping this cycle.  It's been the best yet (out of 18 years).  Thank all of you for
your help over the years.

Happy holidays to all!

Chad

Many CH'ers have reported this works! 

It didn't work for me either, and I tried extreme dosages of D3 and followed Batch regimen perfectly. 

"To each his own."

Are you following the EXACT dosages of EACH vitamin recommended? 

Certainly can't hurt to keep at it, as it is a safe healthy and inexpensive treatment to at least give a fair trial.

It might be that your D levels are low and need to stay on the regimen long enough to properly titrate to therapeutic levels or maybe you are just like me and some others that this regimen unfortunately is non-responsive to ending a cycle. 

Have you got your D tested?

Brew wrote on Dec 29^th, 2011 at 5:29pm:


Brew...Im just imparting my experience. I did bust 3x with rc seeds, 30, 50, and 80 at last attempt. the day after i busted at 80 i had one of my worst ch days ever with 10 attacks. the first bust at 30 seeds i was still on 180mg of verapamil so had not fully detoxed. busts at 50 and 80 were totally detoxed for 7 days and i waited 5 days inbetween busts. im back on my verapamil and feeling better. i know many have had success with rc seeds and i would advise anyone to give it a try. if i had some relief from the seeds i would have stuck with it, but things were getting worse. i cant continue with 10 attacks per day for months hoping the seeds work. i have a job, kids and need to go on with my life. i am planning on trying the fungus in the future in hopes that will be better. i know some have not had success with rc seeds but have with fungus.

Brew wrote on Dec 29^th, 2011 at 7:17pm:


I've seen this said more times then I can count. People trying to protect 'new visitors' from false information. I really don't see the merit in such arguments. No offense.

Whether your new to the board or not, I think it can be assumed that people can make their own decisions. I don't think any rational person would base their opinion solely on the expression of another persons opinion.

I've has success with Mushrooms, yet the last bust attempt back-fired and I got hammered with hits. That's just a fact, and I don't feel I should suppress or avoid sharing it, cause someone might base their decision on it entirely. Nor do I feel it necessary to fully disclaim any negative result or opinion.

I cant help but see the "dark-side" of this and all Forums for that matter, in this thread. People seem to have a need to argue with others who believe something they do not. They use arguments like "I don't want newbies to learn something wrong" as a guise to try and humiliate someone (Not referring to Brew here, truly).

I think its safe to say that there's more to Vitamin D and Batch's regime then coincidence. Its also safe to say its not a "Cure", yet there is credible efficacy in it as a treatment.

Since No one, not a high paid neurologist or a laymen, can tell you how, why or when it works, I don't see any point in arguing.

Debate is essential, but arguments are detrimental.

Implying that someone has a secret dark motive, or has no credibility cause they defend their opinion is foolish IMO.

Thank you NHS for sharing your thoughts and opinions. Regardless if you've chosen the wrong "Title" or unfair wording, your point is valid, and I'm sorry you've been insulted for sharing it. Quite unfair.

I love the fact that non-medically educated people have helped each other to discover, and researched on their own, to find a very effective treatment. I think a lot of Dr's have been conditioned in a way that makes it hard for them to "think outside the box".

The three most effective and safe treatments I've tried for CH are Oxygen, Mushrooms and now Vitamins. My Dr gave me Imitrex which I'm sure isn't far from crack-cocaine as far as my 'body' was concerned, and suggested more similar nasty potentially harmful drugs.

All in good faith, and I'm grateful for the chance to have those options. Yet I don't think in a million years she would have thought of Vitamin D, although its not fair to compare that way. Her profession is treatment, not research.

Anyway, I'm rambling, but the point is we should all respect others opinions and ideas. Not only could they be very valuable and correct, regardless of what you believe, but because its only fair. People seem to think they don't have to be respectful of others on the internet all the time, all over the place, yet it doesn't make it any less wrong.

I think when you try to make someone else look foolish, all you accomplish is making yourself look so.

BTW, I just bought $100 worth of D3, in part cause it was 40% off, and cause I've seriously considered if I might have found a long term treatment (cure) for my CH.