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I read elsewhere on your site that you are taking vitamin D and that it helps your RA.
May I suggest an alternative way to look at vitamin D?
It’s very clear that there is a strong correlation between a low level of vitamin D and illness. The problem is that almost all American doctors have jumped on the bandwagon of believing that the illnesses are a result of a vitamin D deficiency. They’re trying to cure hundreds if not thousands of different illnesses by prescribing vitamin D, often is shockingly huge doses.
Scientists Lida Mattman, PhD and Trevor Marshall, PhD have conducted research (separately) which proves that it is infections of Cell-Wall-Deficient (CWD) bacteria that are the real cause of millions of cases of low vit D levels. These (miserable) bacteria actually steal your vit D and then use it against you! They literally attack the Vitamin D Receptor (VDR) in the cells of the immune system. The bacteria actually use ligands (tiny, microscopic ropes) to literally tie up the VDR, which is the kingpin of the immune system. So taking vit D is only aiding and abetting the enemy.
So, why do people feel better by taking vitamin D? According to Professor Marshall it’s because “vitamin D” isn’t a vitamin at all – it’s a seco-steroid, which is a precursor to a steroid. The “vitamin” D is helping to produce natural steroids which, as we are all learning, is a substance that puts a damper on the immune system. Since the immune system is quieted down by the “D”, it is no longer fighting and, hence, we feel better.
I avoid supplemental “vitamin” D like the plague and, instead, focus my efforts on killing the &^%# CWD bacteria that has infected my thyroid, heart, lungs, etc.
Rheumatoid Arthritis may also be caused by a CWD bacteria and is a common symptom of Lyme Disease. A huge percentage of Lyme sufferers, maybe even a majority, have never experienced the bulls eye rash so they don’t believe they have LD. But LD can even be passed from mother to baby, generation after generation. Did either of your parents or perhaps your grandparents have RA?