In order to have intelligent conversations about your "vitamin" D status...

"Simple Explanation of Hormone-D (Vitamin D is really a hormone.)

Simply put, there are two Seesaws with Hormone-D:

o Seesaw #1: the balance of Active Hormone-D (1,25 Hydroxy) which your doctor NEVER tests to Storage Hormone-D (25 Hydroxy) which is what is ALWAYS tested... They ride on a rail together…

o Seesaw #2: the balance of Calcium to Magnesium... They, too, ride of a rail together..

Now, this is the most important part:

o Magnesium & Storage Hormone-D are tied together...
o Calcium and Active Hormone-D are tied together…

So, when Storage Hormone-D is LOW, this is what it REALLY means:

1) Magnesium is likely deficient or certainly Low...
2) Active Hormone-D is HIGH -- they are on a seesaw!
3) Calcium is ALSO HIGH -- again, it's on a seesaw with Magnesium…

And, when Storage Hormone-D is low, it means you need Mo'' Magnesium (and Mo' Cholesterol) in your diet...

Worrying about Hormone-D in isolation of these OTHER critical components of your overall health is very risky business...

learn more: http://my-magnesium.com/hormone-d.html