Vitamin IV's?

lightNlife · Aug 18, 2007

When I was on TPN, I also had to inject IV antibiotics. My vitamin levels have always been REALLY low. Eventhough I'm on supplements, my bloodwork shows my vitamin levels are non-detectable.

Vitamins are especially important when trying to get pregnant. Vitamin E is one of the big ones, since it can help you avoid miscarriage. Pregnancy is a lot harder on the body than people realize. It's vital that you are in the best help possible before getting pregnant. Even with supplemental IV vitamins, the majority of your nutrient resources when you're pregnant will go to the fetus. Be very very careful about how much supplements you take, because what's good for you may be dangerously high for the fetus.

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lightNlife · Aug 18, 2007

When I was on TPN, I also had to inject IV antibiotics. My vitamin levels have always been REALLY low. Eventhough I'm on supplements, my bloodwork shows my vitamin levels are non-detectable.

Vitamins are especially important when trying to get pregnant. Vitamin E is one of the big ones, since it can help you avoid miscarriage. Pregnancy is a lot harder on the body than people realize. It's vital that you are in the best help possible before getting pregnant. Even with supplemental IV vitamins, the majority of your nutrient resources when you're pregnant will go to the fetus. Be very very careful about how much supplements you take, because what's good for you may be dangerously high for the fetus.

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lightNlife · Aug 18, 2007

When I was on TPN, I also had to inject IV antibiotics. My vitamin levels have always been REALLY low. Eventhough I'm on supplements, my bloodwork shows my vitamin levels are non-detectable.

Vitamins are especially important when trying to get pregnant. Vitamin E is one of the big ones, since it can help you avoid miscarriage. Pregnancy is a lot harder on the body than people realize. It's vital that you are in the best help possible before getting pregnant. Even with supplemental IV vitamins, the majority of your nutrient resources when you're pregnant will go to the fetus. Be very very careful about how much supplements you take, because what's good for you may be dangerously high for the fetus.

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.helium.com/tm/116143/nutrition-adequate-undeniably-important">Pregnancy, Nutrition and Diet</a>

lightNlife · Aug 18, 2007

When I was on TPN, I also had to inject IV antibiotics. My vitamin levels have always been REALLY low. Eventhough I'm on supplements, my bloodwork shows my vitamin levels are non-detectable.

Vitamins are especially important when trying to get pregnant. Vitamin E is one of the big ones, since it can help you avoid miscarriage. Pregnancy is a lot harder on the body than people realize. It's vital that you are in the best help possible before getting pregnant. Even with supplemental IV vitamins, the majority of your nutrient resources when you're pregnant will go to the fetus. Be very very careful about how much supplements you take, because what's good for you may be dangerously high for the fetus.

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.helium.com/tm/116143/nutrition-adequate-undeniably-important">Pregnancy, Nutrition and Diet</a>

lightNlife · Aug 18, 2007

When I was on TPN, I also had to inject IV antibiotics. My vitamin levels have always been REALLY low. Eventhough I'm on supplements, my bloodwork shows my vitamin levels are non-detectable.

Vitamins are especially important when trying to get pregnant. Vitamin E is one of the big ones, since it can help you avoid miscarriage. Pregnancy is a lot harder on the body than people realize. It's vital that you are in the best help possible before getting pregnant. Even with supplemental IV vitamins, the majority of your nutrient resources when you're pregnant will go to the fetus. Be very very careful about how much supplements you take, because what's good for you may be dangerously high for the fetus.

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.helium.com/tm/116143/nutrition-adequate-undeniably-important">Pregnancy, Nutrition and Diet</a>

Foody · Aug 18, 2007

There is a practice near us which recommends this for some patients after indepth vitamin panels are done. Dr. Lonsdale's (worked in traditional medicine at the Cleveland Clinic for 25 plus years) "Why I Left Orthodox Medicine" gives his in-depth view and explanation of the vastly untouched and untreated issues of indiviudal biochemistry within our medical system. His ideas about the role of vitamins and mineral in the body is very interesting.

Here is an interesting review of the book <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.garynull.com/Documents/Arthritis/Why_I_Left_Orthodox_Medicine.htm">http://www.garynull.com/Docume..._Orthodox_Medicine.htm</a> One of his discoveries was that "...some genetically determined diseases were responsive to large doses of vitamins, a phenomenon known as vitamin dependency as opposed to deficiency." This fits CF in my mind.

I think IV vitamin therapy is not off the mark at all and could actually be very helpful as a first line of therapy before other more invasive things as done in certain people, especially in CF teens and adults.

Best wishes on getting pregnant...how exciting!

Foody · Aug 18, 2007

There is a practice near us which recommends this for some patients after indepth vitamin panels are done. Dr. Lonsdale's (worked in traditional medicine at the Cleveland Clinic for 25 plus years) "Why I Left Orthodox Medicine" gives his in-depth view and explanation of the vastly untouched and untreated issues of indiviudal biochemistry within our medical system. His ideas about the role of vitamins and mineral in the body is very interesting.

Here is an interesting review of the book <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.garynull.com/Documents/Arthritis/Why_I_Left_Orthodox_Medicine.htm">http://www.garynull.com/Docume..._Orthodox_Medicine.htm</a> One of his discoveries was that "...some genetically determined diseases were responsive to large doses of vitamins, a phenomenon known as vitamin dependency as opposed to deficiency." This fits CF in my mind.

I think IV vitamin therapy is not off the mark at all and could actually be very helpful as a first line of therapy before other more invasive things as done in certain people, especially in CF teens and adults.

Best wishes on getting pregnant...how exciting!

Foody · Aug 18, 2007

There is a practice near us which recommends this for some patients after indepth vitamin panels are done. Dr. Lonsdale's (worked in traditional medicine at the Cleveland Clinic for 25 plus years) "Why I Left Orthodox Medicine" gives his in-depth view and explanation of the vastly untouched and untreated issues of indiviudal biochemistry within our medical system. His ideas about the role of vitamins and mineral in the body is very interesting.

Here is an interesting review of the book <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.garynull.com/Documents/Arthritis/Why_I_Left_Orthodox_Medicine.htm">http://www.garynull.com/Docume..._Orthodox_Medicine.htm</a> One of his discoveries was that "...some genetically determined diseases were responsive to large doses of vitamins, a phenomenon known as vitamin dependency as opposed to deficiency." This fits CF in my mind.

I think IV vitamin therapy is not off the mark at all and could actually be very helpful as a first line of therapy before other more invasive things as done in certain people, especially in CF teens and adults.

Best wishes on getting pregnant...how exciting!

Foody · Aug 18, 2007

There is a practice near us which recommends this for some patients after indepth vitamin panels are done. Dr. Lonsdale's (worked in traditional medicine at the Cleveland Clinic for 25 plus years) "Why I Left Orthodox Medicine" gives his in-depth view and explanation of the vastly untouched and untreated issues of indiviudal biochemistry within our medical system. His ideas about the role of vitamins and mineral in the body is very interesting.

Here is an interesting review of the book <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.garynull.com/Documents/Arthritis/Why_I_Left_Orthodox_Medicine.htm">http://www.garynull.com/Docume..._Orthodox_Medicine.htm</a> One of his discoveries was that "...some genetically determined diseases were responsive to large doses of vitamins, a phenomenon known as vitamin dependency as opposed to deficiency." This fits CF in my mind.

I think IV vitamin therapy is not off the mark at all and could actually be very helpful as a first line of therapy before other more invasive things as done in certain people, especially in CF teens and adults.

Best wishes on getting pregnant...how exciting!

Foody · Aug 18, 2007

There is a practice near us which recommends this for some patients after indepth vitamin panels are done. Dr. Lonsdale's (worked in traditional medicine at the Cleveland Clinic for 25 plus years) "Why I Left Orthodox Medicine" gives his in-depth view and explanation of the vastly untouched and untreated issues of indiviudal biochemistry within our medical system. His ideas about the role of vitamins and mineral in the body is very interesting.

Here is an interesting review of the book <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.garynull.com/Documents/Arthritis/Why_I_Left_Orthodox_Medicine.htm">http://www.garynull.com/Docume..._Orthodox_Medicine.htm</a> One of his discoveries was that "...some genetically determined diseases were responsive to large doses of vitamins, a phenomenon known as vitamin dependency as opposed to deficiency." This fits CF in my mind.

I think IV vitamin therapy is not off the mark at all and could actually be very helpful as a first line of therapy before other more invasive things as done in certain people, especially in CF teens and adults.

Best wishes on getting pregnant...how exciting!

Foody · Aug 18, 2007