ClosetCHer, Seed, B.Bear,
Thanks for the comments.
ClosetCHer, We used the 5 Ws all the time in order to maintain situational awareness...
I spent nearly 25 wonderful years in the Navy and most of that in the cockpit of fighters... F-9 Cougars, F-8 Crusaders and F-4 Phantoms... so an occasional acronym is unavoidable...
Two of my favorite fighter pilot speak calls are "BUGOUT" and "YOYO"... When you get in a fur ball, a dog fight with a bunch of BANDITS (bad guy jets) and you're running low on fuel... it's time to depart the area and head back to the ship or an airborne tanker for HAPPY HOUR (inflight refueling)...
Under these conditions you call BUGOUT! over the radio... That lets your wingman know it's time to depart - Let's get out of here while we're still in one piece and no holes...
If your wingman calls back he wants to stay and play (continue fighting the bad guys)... you tell him YOYO! If you don't come with me now... You're-On-Your-Own...
Seed,
Welcome to the club, I know you're going to find this regimen to your liking... You've made a wise decision starting this regimen and the odds are high you'll have a favorable response if you stick with it.
Your wife also made a wise decision to have you see a holistic doctor. Holistic/Naturopathic physicians believe that the human body has an innate healing ability... if you give it what it needs... As such they look at the whole body including the status of all it's functions and any deficiencies as they relate to a given medical condition.
Unfortunately, too many neurologists are narrowly focused on the brain and pain so looking for other medical conditions that may relate to or aggravate CH is simply not on their checklist of things to do or med's to try.
I'm beginning to think most CH'ers would be better served if they see a neurologist for the diagnosis then see a holistic/naturopathic physician or an endocrinologist for treatment of their CH...
I know that may sound like heresy in some CH circles... but the though is intriguing.
From the data I've collected so far, CCH'ers tend to take a bit longer to respond to this regimen than ECH'ers so stick with it. It only took two days for me to go completely pain free on this regimen while other CCH'ers have taken 20 - 45 days for favorable response so don't get impatient...
Please keep us posted.
B.Bear,
Glad to hear you're "all in" on the use of this regimen to prevent your CH... As I said earlier, I think you're going to like the results, just stick with it.
The vitamin D3 cofactors are magnesium, vitamin K (K1 & K2), zinc and boron.
"Which vitamin K should I use?
While research indicates both vitamin K1 and K2 have beneficial actions in the body, it is vitamin K2 that is indicated as a necessary co-factor for vitamin D. However, the jury is still out as to the various actions by MK-4 and MK-7 in the body, and which one, if either, is more essential to health."
There's a complete explanation of vitamin D3 cofactors and their natural sources at the following link:
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Basically, these cofactors aid in the absorption and metabolism of vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). It's always a good idea to take the calcium supplements. We need a total intake of calcium of 1,000 to 1,500 mg/day from all sources... 1,500 for the folks 50 and over like me.
Dr. Todd Rozen, M.D. is one of the top neurologists in the US specializing in treating patients with CH. He's also a migraineur so knows what headache pain can do to us.
I've been working with Todd since 2007 primarily on the use of oxygen flow rates that support hyperventilation as the safest and most effective CH abortive available to us. I've also been sending him data on the effectiveness of the anti-inflammatory regimen with 10,000 IU/day vitamin D3 since December 2011.
So far it appears he is still a bit skeptical on the benefits of this regimen so it will be interesting to hear how he responds to your request for the 25(OH)D lab test.
Please keep us posted on your progress with this regimen and let me know how Dr. Rozen responds.
Take care All and thanks again for the comments.
V/R, Batch