Re: vitamin D and sarcoidosis

 thanks for the advice Hv

what I found interesting was where you said hyperthyroidism can cause elevated serum calcium levels. I have never heard that before. I've only tested for thyroid function once in the last 4 yrs of suffering with CF symptoms and everything came back normal. should I test again? is this even an accurate test? since you seen to be against some testings. but this wouldnt make sinse because my basal body temperature is pretty low correct?? ugh, I'm so confused lol

Even though hyperthyroidism is well known for causing bone loss, what I was referring to was hyperparathyroidism.  The parathyroid glands are different glands that the thyroid glands.  And testing for this is also different.  What the doctors would test for is parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels.

I dont respond to adrenal supplements, didnt respont to acupuncture or the chirapractor, dont respond to mutlivitamins, co Q10, d-ribose, ect. maybe after I smoked some pot 4 years ago which led to a my first ever full blown panic attack which is what I feel triggered all these symptoms in the first place..maybe it messed up my brain chemistry or my heart even??

Have you tried either lecithin granules or choline bitartrate to raise your acetylcholine levels?  This can balance out excess epinephrine that is one of the causes of anxiety if there is not enough acetylcholine.

I am sensitive to heat/excercise and even excitment!! and I have orthostatic hypotension, insomnia, indigestion, tinnitus, low glutathione, had mercury poisoning(maybe I didnt detox enough although my levels came back low and symptoms still the same), cortisol was all out of wack, ect. is there a way to like get all my organs and body systems working correctly again?? where should I begin??

Focusing on your adrenals is still a good idea, as well as increasing your acetylcholine levels.  Trimethylglycine (TMG) can help with the acetylcholine and the digestion.  The tinnitus can be from several things.  It would be best to start with a few things first such as those above then go from there.  As for the adrenals make sure to get your vitamin C and pantothenic acid from food or herb sources as much as possible.  And stay away from stimulatory adaptogens such as Panax ginseng, American licorice root and rhodiola (Arctic root).