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  1. Paradox - blacks with low vitamin D not have more osteoporosis
  2. Osteo and vitamin D FAQ
  3. Osteoporosis reduced by 800 or more IU of vitamin D - July 2010
  4. Osteoporosis prevented and treated by vitamin D and K- July 2007
  5. Low Calcium and vitamin D makes osteomalacia - Sept 2010
  6. Review of vitamin D pathways to bone health - July 2010
  7. 2000 IU barely raised vitamin D levels after hip fracture - May 2010
  8. OA management after hip fracture - 2010.pdf
  9. WHO Osteoporosis reduced by Vit D and Caclium by 30% - 2006
  10. Guildelines for osteoporosis vitamin D 30 ng - Oct 2010.PDF
  11. Osteororosis guidelines Canada - Sept 2010.pdf
  12. vitamin D and osteoporosis - Nov 2010.pdf
  13. Osteoperosis Evidence 224 pages USPSTF - July 2010.pdf
  14. 1800 to 4000 IU vitamin D to get 30 to-44 ng no risk osteo - July 2010.pdf
  15. Review of Vitamin D and Fracture Reduction - 2008.pdf
  16. Hypovitaminosis D and Orthopaedic Surgery Oct 2010.pdf
  17. Bone pain and celiac disease - Lips - 2011.pdf
  18. 2.8X higher risk of osteoporosis if COPD and modified vitamin D receptor genes – Sept 2015
  19. 2000 IU of vitamin D and 600 mg of Calcium for 38 weeks for Osteoporosis (more D is needed) – July 2024
  20. 2000 to 3000 IU required to start to help with osteoporos – June 2010
  21. 20X increase in vitamin D sold and 36 percent decrease in osteoporosis business in Australia – Nov 2013
  22. 22 percent more bone cracking found with low vitamin D – July 2013
  23. 2800 IU vitamin D daily did not decrease bone loss for those with MS – March 2011
  24. 2X to 3X higher hip fracture rate in Asia in past 30 years – Aug 2012
  25. 3D images of bone plus position statements on Osteo and vitamin D – 2012
  26. 4000 IU Vitamin D intervention helped elderly bones – March 2010
  27. 4X increase in osteoporosis visits, but vitamin D information is still not available – May 2013
  28. 4X more likely to add Calcium to diet than take supplements – Sept 2010
  29. 5X increase in hip fracture rates in 65 years - 1998
  30. 60% people surveyed with rheumatic conditions are switching to medical cannabis – Nov 2024
  31. 6500 IU vitamin D and 1000 mg Calcium daily did not improve bone density – Sept 2011
  32. 800 IU Vitamin D proven again to not be enough to stop bone loss - Aug 2015
  33. 890 IU of vitamin D and 1200 mg Calcium improved bone density – July 2010
  34. 8X higher Osteoporosis risk if high level of vitamin A, vitamin D important too – Feb 2013
  35. Alcoholics have osteoporosis – Nov 2010
  36. Alcoholics with low vitamin D get more bone fractures -Jan 2011
  37. American College of Rheumatology Guidelines finally include Vitamin D – June 2017
  38. Another Osteoporosis group fails to recommend Vitamin D, etc. (perhaps fears losing business) - Oct 2022
  39. Better bones again associated with higher vitamin K intake – Nov 2015
  40. Better Hip Resurfacing after vitamin D levels had been normalized – March 2011
  41. Better total hip replacement if have high vitamin D
  42. Bisphosphonates 4.5 X more likely to work when vitamin D level above 33 ng – Sept 2011
  43. BMD improved with 800 mg Calcium, 400 IU of vitamin D, and 100 ug of vitamin K – April 2011
  44. Bone density of children did not improve with 3 month of vitamin D – Oct 2010
  45. Bone diseases related to many Vitamin D diseases – June 2016
  46. Bone Health and Vit D: Evidence Based Review 2007
  47. Bone loss (following gastric cancer) reduced by 16,000 IU of vitamin D every 10 days – Aug 2017
  48. Bone marrow foot oedema (rare pain in children, all were Vitamin D deficient) – May 2019
  49. Bone mineral density improvement by Vitamin D plus fluoride is augmented by laser acupuncture – RCT March 2023
  50. Bones not helped much by vitamin D (low dose or short term) National Osteoporosis Foundation – Feb 2016

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