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  1. Thanks Batch. I have been on those new D3-50 for about 3 weeks now. Yesterday was my 3rd day in a row without a headache....which has not happened since this new cycle began so hopefully I am turning the corner.
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  2. Hey SECAuthentics, All of us on the anti-inflammatory regimen experience burnthrough CH at one time or another. The solution is simple. If you haven't switched to the Bio-Tech D3-50 50,000 IU water soluble vitamin D3 now is a good time to do so. You can order it from amazon or iherb. In the mean time most CHers in your shoes, me included, have loaded vitamin D3 at 50,000 IU/day for a week then droped back to the usual maintenance dose. When you switch to the Bio-Tech D3-50, one capsule a week is a good starting maintenance dose. I updated the basic regimen in July of 2018 adding the Bio-Tech D3-50 in place of the oil-based liquid softgel vitamin D3 formulation. In Jan of 2019, I added Methyl Folate + in place of the generic vitamin B 50/100 complex. The following photo illustrates the latest version of this regimen by brand and dose. CHers who stick with the above brands tend to experience a faster rate of response to this regimen. Take care and please keep us posted. V/R, Batch
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  3. Hi memememe (nice nick) Here's how I explain the pain to people, might help clarify things with your partner. Have him think back to when he had a muscle cramp in his calf muscle, most people have had at least one in their life. Then, ask him to double that amount of pain, and have him think about how when a muscle cramp starts, it starts out of the blue with no warning. And then, for the 30 seconds or a minute that it lasts, it is all you can think about. It is an all consuming pain, nothing else exists but the muscle cramp. Then, have him double the pain level again. Then, shrink it down to where the pain would fit in his palm, but maintain that same intensity. Now, ask him to imagine that in his eye and lasting for 3 hours. Mox
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