June 13, 2017
5.0 out of 5 stars Eyes open (German translation)From Kindle customers On October 24, 2016
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In 2011, I had an SD surgery and took a medication, which nevertheless brings significant side effects. In the search for solutions for my “construction sites” I came across vitamin D and dealt with it more thoroughly. A glance at my last laboratory report gave me the signal for immediate action; So I ordered this book and vitamin D 5600 iE. For 3 weeks I now take this dose daily and has recently increased by double. Despite this relatively small dose, I have already achieved success, for example, my SD drug attacked the retina of my eyes, so that I had red rabbit eyes early in the morning and I have long suffered from extremely persistent migraine, headache and pain The SD OP did not know).The rabbit eyes have disappeared, the migraine has become less frequent, As well as the head and neck pain. I am very happy about that. The author opened my eyes with a book for a method of healing without a chemistry lump. For this I am indefinitely grateful to him. Of course, I will follow this path further, because it is just a timid beginning and according to laboratory findings I am not yet out of the D3 deficiency, but could increase the value. Thank you very much for this enlightening and courageous work. My esteem to the author of the book for his conscientious and enduring research and his courage for self-exertion. Because it is just a timid beginning and according to laboratory findings I’m not yet out of the D3 deficiency, but could already increase the value somewhat. Thank you very much for this enlightening and courageous work. My esteem to the author of the book for his conscientious and enduring research and his courage for self-exertion. Because it is just a timid beginning and according to laboratory findings I’m not yet out of the D3 deficiency, but could already increase the value somewhat. Thank you very much for this enlightening and courageous work. My esteem to the author of the book for his conscientious and enduring research and his courage for self-exertion.