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Had to do the same a few years ago
It was quite the trip suddenly having my vitamin D levels go from dangerously low to normal in such a short span
Especially after mine had been so low for so long
Did you have symptoms from low vitamin d, and how long did they take to resolve?
Vitamin D has a big impact on emotions, and in my case I felt nothing emotionally.
Like literally nothing
It took a few weeks to feel normal again but that first week it was like all my emotions got turned up to 11 and because it had been so low for so long I had little to no control of those emotions.
I was a damn emotional wreck for that first week and a bit of a wreck in the following weeks.