Considering Vitamin-D depression and water cures connection, there are some interesting facts you need to know. Simply put, water and the electrolytes that help the body maintain fluid balance is essential to get the most benefits from vitamin D.
Hote:While the sun is the best, if you supplement, vitamin D3 is essential. If you supplement with vitamin D3, you also need to take vitamin K (MK-7).
If you take large doses of vitamin D3, you may deplete your B vitamins. You may need to add foods that have these vitamins as well.
In the vitamin D research, there is a strong association between a lack of vitamin D3 and Depression as well as a number of other diseases and conditions. In obese patients there has been research that points to a relationship to obesity and D3.
In the overweight and obese, those with low vitamin D3 levels had more depressive symptoms than those with higher vitamin D4 levels. It was further found that when vitamin D3 was supplemented over a period of 12 months, the symptoms were improved.
Those suffering with lupus often times have to avoid getting too much sunlight. Lupus patients are often vitamin D deficient.
Using the water cures protocol and natural sun light, you will most likely get all the vitamin D your body will need and a bit extra to store for future use (about a 2 week supply, all for free).
What the vitamin D supplement pusher don't want you to know is the dark side of D supplements.
One PubMed published paper reviewed the widespread vitamin D supplementation. There is a concern that vitamin D can cause immunomodulatory related problems, namely, predispose the population to immune dysfunction. Lifelong supplementation of vitamin D in foods just may be a contributing factor in obesity and chronic disease around us.
Note: There is no evidence that we can get too much vitamin D from the sun. Likewise, there is little evidence indicating there is any risk of overdosing on any vitamins that naturally occur in foods. Only supplements can cause overdose induced toxicity.
Connect the dots.
Sunlight helps our skin make vitamin D which is technically a steroid.
One study found that young people in Hawaii, who frequented the beach, were still vitamin D deficient.
We are getting a lot of vitamin D in processed foods and yet we still have an epidemic of obesity and chronic disease.Could it be that the vitamin D fortifying foods is vitamin D2 and not vitamin D3?
Vitamin D3 has been found to help depression.
Vitamin D3 has been found to decrease belly fat.
Vitamin D3 has been found to help with depression and mental illnesses.
In a 2011 published report, "Vitamin D and Depression: Where is all the Sunshine?" the following comes from the abstract.
".....Effective detection and treatment of inadequate vitamin D levels in persons with depression and other mental disorders may be an easy and cost-effective therapy which could improve patients’ long-term health outcomes as well as their quality of life."
Read the article here...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2908269/In a 2017 article, "Role of vitamin D deficiency in systemic lupus erythematosus incidence and aggravation," vitamin D was found to be low and increasing vitamin D can improve the lives of those who are dealing with Lupus.
Evidences show that vitamin D plays an important role in the pathogenesis and progression of SLE and vitamin D supplementation seems to ameliorate inflammatory and hemostatic markers; so, can improve clinical subsequent.
Read the article here...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5743852/Vitamin D3 is water soluble.
There is a commonality, although it is not that obvious at first glance.
First, consider that we have two oceans of water inside our body. One outside our cells and one inside our cells. Our organs, including our skin, work best when they are properly hydrated and properly nourished with essential minerals.
Why would someone who spends a lot of time in the sun not have a lot of vitamin D? What if they were dehydrated on the cellular level and they could not produce the vitamin D in their skin? It would certainly provide a viable theory for the low numbers.
Finally, why does following the water cures help so many with depression and why does it help so many different kinds of depression? For vitamin D3 to work effectively, we need to be properly hydrated.
Once our bodies are completely and fully hydrated, every part can function optimally. So from getting the most vitamin D from our skin exposure to the sun.
Properly hydrating our bodies will prevent overdosing on vitamin D3.
Vitamin-D depression and water cures are related. Although some may benefit from vitamin D3 supplementation, especially the elderly, those with cardiac conditions, those who get little sun and the depressed, there may be a better way.
Simply using the water cures protocol may provide both the anti-depression properties and help the body produce more vitamin D from the sun exposure we do get during the day.
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As this site was first being built, I had a headache and as usual took an Ibuprofen. Impatient for it to start working, I decided to try the Water Cures. I took a pinch of salt and a glass of water. Then I took a second pinch of salt and another glass of water. My headache was gone in less than 5 minutes.
From my personal experience, it usually takes 30 to 45 minutes for Ibuprofen to work. Some have found it takes ibuprofen 24 minutes to start working.
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