
Seems like we found a likely culprit for my recent health issues (aside from general stress).
The vegetarian shut-in programmer who lives in wintersville USA has a Vitamin D deficiency. Who would have thought?
Glad it doesn't seem to be something worse! Comparatively easy to treat.
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Doug Whitfield at 2014-02-06T23:38:45Z
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Staying inside doesn't help with generating Vitamin D deficiency, and the confusion is "related to what" here.
BTW, you're right that vegetarianism doesn't imply Vitamin D deficiency, but I also cut down on my milk intake around the same time (I used to drink a lot of milk), so while not necessary correlated, that's related on my personal timeline probably.