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Megadose Vitamin D Injections
Historical claim, not recommended: an old source urged a massive injected vitamin D dose plus mineral megadoses to prevent seizures, but seizures need a doctor and this dose is far above safe limits.
🛑 RemedyRank warns against this
A 600,000 IU vitamin D dose is far above safe limits and can cause dangerous high blood calcium.
This page exists so the reasons are written down plainly, not because the practice is recommended. Nothing is sold here. If a doctor has prescribed something for a diagnosed condition, follow their guidance — that is a decision between you and them, and it is a different thing from trying this at home.
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🌱 What it is
This is a single very large injected dose of vitamin D combined with large daily doses of several minerals and vitamin B6, proposed as a way to help the body use calcium and prevent convulsions.
📜 Where it comes from
An old remedy book suggested one huge injected dose of vitamin D, around 600,000 IU, along with large daily doses of calcium, magnesium, B6, chromium, and manganese, to "help calcium use" and prevent seizures. This megavitamin-era approach treated a serious neurological condition as something a stack of injected and oral nutrients could manage at home.
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Father, You are my refuge in sickness as in health. I do not know how this will turn out, but I know You will not turn from me when I seek You sincerely. Stay near me through the uncomfortable days, give wisdom to those who care for me, and let even this trouble draw me closer to You. In Jesus' name, Amen.
“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.”— Psalm 46:1
🥄 How to use it
RemedyRank does not recommend this. Seizures and epilepsy require a doctor's diagnosis and treatment; get vitamin D from sensible sunshine and food instead.
How much: None. Not recommended at any dose.
Why it works: The old claim supposed the massive vitamin D dose and mineralA natural building block your body needs in small amounts, like calcium or magnesium. More → stack would correct calcium use in the nervous system and prevent seizures, but a 600,000 IU vitamin D dose is far above safe limits and can cause dangerous high blood calcium, and high-dose B6 above about 100 mg a day can itself damage nerves.
⚠️ Cautions
- A 600,000 IU vitamin D dose is far above safe limits and can cause dangerous high blood calcium.
- High blood calcium can cause nausea, confusion, kidney damage, and heart-rhythm trouble.
- Injections must never be self-administered at home.
- High-dose B6 above about 100 mg a day can itself damage nerves.
- Seizures and epilepsy require a doctor's diagnosis and treatment, not self-managed megadoses.
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