Do you have a Vitamin D Receptor Mutation (and might need more vitamin D)

* DNA and VDR tests - 100 to 200 dollars Comment by Henry Lahore, founder of VitaminDWiki I took the $29 test in 2016 - the results were not very clear I took the 23andMe test around 2014 I will buy the StrateGene analysis in 2018 to analyse the 23andMe test results After looking at over 8,000 Vitamin D studies I am sure that 1. Different people need different amounts of vitamin D to get to the same blood level * The range is about 4 to 1 1. Some people need higher blood levels to get the benefits of vitamin D * Due to 6 genes as well as 30 other reasons 1. The best plan appears to be to raise the vitamin D dosing level to as to provide the desired benefit * My own vitamin D blood tests range around 100 ng for the past 7 years * Just to hedge my bets. I also do 6 of the 7 things(see table below) to improve my Vitamin D receptor and thus increase Vitamin D to my cells Some of Chris Masterjohn’s publications on Vitamin D, Vitamin K, Omega-3, Cholesterol etc. on this site * Price and Masterjohn on Vitamin A Vitamin D and Vitamin K – 2010 * Synergism between Vitamin D, Vitamin K-2, and Vitamin A: Masterjohn – Sept 2013 --- 1. Vitamin D Receptor category has the following {include}