Comments on Pain-Topics.org News/Research UPDATES: Vitamin D for Pain: Update of Research Evidence

Why has no one done randomized clinical trials to ...

2011-06-02T11:02:58.887-05:00

Why has no one done randomized clinical trials to conclusively demonstrate the therapeutic benefit of vitamin D on the management of chronic pain?

Today , I have get " vitamin D". thank...

2010-05-13T03:54:23.308-05:00

Today , I have get " vitamin D".

thank you so much for nice post.
ps .my en not good.

Thank you, Dr. Montbriand. That earlier, impressiv...

2010-03-30T17:43:22.071-05:00

Thank you, Dr. Montbriand.
That earlier, impressive study from Saudi Arabia, along with others, is described in our full research paper on vitamin D for pain.
See this at: http://pain-topics.org/vitamind

I thought this was an excellent review. There was ...

2010-03-30T16:31:30.960-05:00

I thought this was an excellent review. There was another interesting back article:
Spine 2003 Jan 15;28(2):177-9.
Vitamin D deficiency and chronic low back pain in Saudi Arabia.Al Faraj S, Al Mutairi K.
- back pain group - MRI disc cases eliminated so was run of mill low back pain
- all had normal alk phos and Calcium
- large group were Vitamin D Deficient
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Actually, there are a number of drugs and other fa...

2010-02-15T12:44:40.193-06:00

Actually, there are a number of drugs and other factors that may affect vitamin D absorption and its effects. These are itemized in our Full Report (p. 25) that can be accessed [here – PDF document]. -- SBL.

I'm sure the benefits of vitamin D are outstan...

2010-02-15T11:15:16.824-06:00

I'm sure the benefits of vitamin D are outstanding but before doctors jump on that bandwagon, they have to look at other possible causes of low vit D - especially if a patient has high calcium! What if a patient is not metabolizing fat soluable vitamins? There could be an underlying disease. My D levels were coming in around 27 and doctors kept pushing D supplementation. I told them that it