Vitamin D (Vitamin D3)

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April 7, 2013

Pros:

-Clears acne up including cystic acne
-Slows down oil production on face
-Face feels smooth and clean

Cons:

-Takes time to kick in, about a month till you start seeing results
-Purges your skin for about 3 weeks.
-Doesn't get rid of black heads.

A life saver! Take vitamin D3 (5,000 IU a day), it is the only kind that will work on your acne. I used epiduo before taking vitamin D3 and D3 has done a better job in controlling my acne.
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September 23, 2016
Vitamin D supplement helped with my acne issue
Let me start with my acne history, I had no to mild acne issue all my life. Last winter, all of sudden my acne issue accelerated. So bad that I started having 2 new painful acne every day. I tried everything, those products reduced the size of acne but could not prevent it. As I was researching abt acne I bumped into this website and learned that VitD could be the cause of the acne. Went to the doctor to get my vitamin D level checked, guess what, I had very low count of vitamin D. No wonder I was feeling so low all the time with crazy mood swings. My doctor recommended 50k ui twice a week. Miracle.. No new acne. My skin started glowing again!! I also take daily one multivitamin. A big thank u to this website n Google.
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September 4, 2015
Yes.
A million times, yes. Make sure to take Magnesium and K2 along with it! It needs both to synthesize and absorb. I take 8-9,000mg daily.
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April 10, 2016
works but needs time
3 months ago my derm recommended aknenormin (a generic version of accutane / isotretinoin sold in germany) for my body acne (diagnosed as conglobata at back and chest). I was afraid of the side effects and refused. Then i started with vitamin d3. In the first weeks, it didn't really help my acne, but my mood swings and anxiety disappeared so i continued. After the first month some spots of nodular cystic acne vanished and i started supplementing sillymarin because it's an antioxidant and can help with infections too. Since then my skin has been getting better and better every month. It's not that magical overnight cure that some are writing about, but finally there is something that works. Instead of 5-12 active spots there are now 1-3 active spots. They are smaller and less painful. I visited my derm in a following appointment 2 weeks ago and she said that i don't need isotretinoin anymore. Because of scarring and red marks i'm still far away from clear skin, but i've seen an 70% improvement and thats so much better than anything i achieved with bpo, tea tree oil and other otc products. short facts; male, 28 years, 80kg 6500 iu per day since Jan 15th 2016 (plus vit k every 3rd day) 3 caps of sillymarin per day in good hope to be completely clear at June or July
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December 30, 2016
upgraded to 25.000 vitamin d3 20.000 vitamin a vitamin k komplex taken 4 - 5 times a week. the vitamin k komplex only every second time. now im finally clear. over 95% improvement. never thought this was possible without isotretinoin. i know that some of you will be sceptic about the high amount of vitamin a in the mix, but from what i've learned vitamin a does a great job in combination with vitamin d. if you take the dose 4 times a week or every second day you'll end up with a bit more than the 10.000 IU of vitamin a that are known as tolerable upper limit.
December 22, 2015
Hail Vit D3!!!!
Definitely working. I had started taking only the vitamin d3 with no other supplements for 1 week and didnt get much result and after that i started taking with omega-3 for almost 2 weeks now n have seen huge results of improvement which i havnt seen post puberty. Have tried all otc products n stuffs u name it. Isotretinoin for 2 courses but had a very bad results for my overall health, so i stopped. Since reading sebumsucks post i have true faith in this supplement and started on this. I am truly grateful for all the influencial posts ive read in this thread. Thnk u all and God Bless. Spread the word.
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August 31, 2018
Yes! You definitely need a good source of omega-3. Vitamin D3 is fat-soluble!!!
January 3, 2015
Never thought my skin would clear up! Vitamin D3 is miraculous.
I've had acne for 10+ years, and it always comes in cycles, usually the very worst toward the end of my "cycle." It has never been clear for an extended period of time. My skin is not oily at all, it's extremely dry because I have atopic dermatitis as well, so fighting acne has always come at the expense of my eczema and the other way around. I've had treatments for my hormones, cut different things out of my diet at different times, tried proactiv, antibiotics, and everything in between. I also use the clarisonic Mia 2, and am 99% sure that my acne was not a topical problem. Finally, someone suggested that I may have a vitamin D deficiency. I already had been taking zinc, fish oil, and vitamin E, so I had no qualms about sing in vitamin D3. Within a month... WOW. My skin is not perfect, but it has not looked this great in years! At first I thought that it was a fluke, but when my time of the month came, I only had one or two small pimples on my chin. I take the vitafusion gummies, and I loooove them. I'm 23 years old, so it's about darn time that something works! If you're at the end of your rope, I would highly recommend vitamin D3 if your problem does not appear to be a topical issue.
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February 5, 2011

Pros:

Clears up skin
Improved mood massively
This supplement enormously improved my life, it has been a miracle

Cons:

You can overdose if you consistently take too much for several months/years. 400 iu per day is recommended for no od

My whole life I've had very good skin, maybe 3 pimples a month and I've always had very slight problems with dryness. 5 months ago when my senior year started in the fall I started consistently breaking out and getting horrible dry skin at the same time. I cant use topical acne treatments because they make my skin so sensitive, so I just bought an aloe Vera plant and cut open the leaves and rubbed the gel on like lotion, which helped the dryness and flaking a little. But it got to the point where my skin was constantly peeling like a sunburn and I was breaking out horribly, in places I've never broken out before in my life like my forehead and chin. I had constant anxiety ranging from a general sense of dread to heart pounding semi anxiety attacks. I also had sensitivity to blood sugar spikes after meals. I went to the doctor and she did blood tests. I was vitamin d deficient, and had been ever since fall started. I took vitamin d and within half an hour I felt my mood just lift. It started slowly helping my skin. A week later I started taking the capsules that come with vitamin d and calcium together and the good results tripled, my skin cleared up it's dryness and my pimples were all gone. Unfortunately I started birth control (still taking vit d and calcium at the same time throughout) two days after my skin got perfect and it made me break out again. But I'm about to go off the BC and I know my skin will go back to perfect and the good mood the vit d gave has maintained throughout taking the BC (about the only side effect I haven't had with BC is mood swings, I'm a poster child for all the others) Actual bottom line: Take the pills that come with vit d and calcium together, otherwise your body won't absorb it as effectively It only worked for me cause my acne was caused by d deficiency, if it doesn't work it means you already have
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March 25, 2012

Pros:

Makes skin so much smoother!
Less acne popping up
More energy

Cons:

Have to remember to take pills :P
A wee bit expensive, but most all vitamins are

I bought a bottle of vitamin D3 from Whole Foods not for acne, but because a blood test I had done showed low levels of it. My acne clearing up was a wonderful and unexpected side effect of taking the pills - it really has been years since my facial skin has been consistently clear. It probably won't work for everybody, but since many people around the world are glued to their electronics and hardly see the light of day nowadays, it is quite possible that some acne is associated with a lack of sunlight. My vitamin D has 400 IU and I pop a few of them each day. It is vitamin D3 (Not just D), which is apparently more like the type you get from being exposed to sunlight. Anyway, I've been taking these pills for about 2 weeks and it is the first thing that has drastically improved my skin in such a small amount of time. I believe that it is really worth a try (as most people are deficient in vitamin D anyway :P), just make sure that you buy something good quality and that it says D3. I really hope this works for others like it did for me!
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May 1, 2013

Pros:

no zits
multivitamin is good all around bodily

vitamin D seems to be working for my REALLY stubborn skin. i read that it was a trending treatment and i had a bottle of these multivitamins, so i started taking one every day to see if anything happened. i literally went from a few horrible new deep zits a week to nothing since i started. the review i read said there would be a month of purging but so far no purge for me. here are the vitamins i am taking: [link removed] i have tried: various scrubbing methods coconut oil lemons accutane (worked but too dangerous to keep up)
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February 2, 2013

Pros:

Reduces oil production
Better moods, especially if you have S.A.D
More energy
Stronger bones
Important if you live in a low sunlight area or wear lots of sunscreen every day

Cons:

Nothing

It's in my multivitamin and I take 2000ius on top of that. People around me suffer from my bad moods when I don't take them.
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