Anyone noticed the calcium in most vit B supplements?

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Looking at the B vitamin supplements available I've noticed that most contain calcium in the form of Dicalcium Phosphate Dihydrate. As I've read that calcium can cause T this worries me. Just wondering if all those taking B vits are taking a brand without this?

 

[Markku]

Calcium causing tinnitus? that's news to me.

Where you've read this?

 

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Hi markku

It may not be correct but someone did mention it to me during the past few months (since my T started). I remember it because mineral water high in calcium has always made me feel weird.

Apparently too much calcium can cause the blood vessels to the ear to narrow - this reduces the amount of oxygen that the ear receives and can result in T.

The Hard of Hearing site at http://www.hearinglosshelp.com/articles/tinnitus.htm mentions 'calcium build up' rather than the supplements..

'Other conditions that can trigger tinnitus include calcium build-up on the small bones in your middle ears (otosclerosis)'

so if a 'build up' of calcium' can cause it surely taking calcium can't be good? Or maybe it's a totally different type of calcium?

My T is screaming right now which is why I'm looking up supplements. Bought B vits ages ago but haven't taken any yet - went through the ingredients and found the calcium type additive.

 

[Markku]

Yeah

I do know that if one is taking calcium supps, it's also important to take Vitamin K

http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2008...ne-And-Arterial-Health-With-Vitamin-K2_01.htm

And now that I think about it, it's possible calcium supplements could be detrimental to ears and its circulation too, especially without sufficient vitamin k2.


Have a good weekend I hope the T comes down soon.

 

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thanks markku

 

[Johno]

Hello, some news about calcium spiked T?