Conditions in which secondary dysautonomia might occur: Amyloidosis Celiac disease Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease Chiari malformation Crohns disease Ehlers-Danlos syndrome Ulcerative Colitis Guillain-Barre syndrome Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) Lambert-Eaton syndrome Lupus Lyme disease Muscular sclerosis Parkinsons Rheumatoid arthritis Sarcoidosis Sjogrens syndrome Vitamin B and E deficiencies Diabetes Idiopathic dysautonomias are autonomic nervous system disorders where the main disease process is unknown
Yes, but always with food and never on an empty stomach
Vitamin D, being a fat-soluble vitamin, is best absorbed with food
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However, this is an off-label practice, and it is not yet clear whether using sub-clinical doses are either effective or safe
You will also find guidance on monitoring, GI management, and the CYP450 interactions that most articles skip entirely