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Dr. Mike Hauman's routine vitamin D3 protocol at 1,000 IU daily, how to choose a third-party verified product, and what it deliberately leaves out.
This is the short version — the routine vitamin D pathway Dr. Mike Hauman uses, stated plainly enough to act on.
It opens with the protocol in one sentence, then a table covering form, amount, schedule, product quality, how to take it, and monitoring. A scope boundary follows, naming the populations and conditions the routine pathway does not cover, so the guidance is not applied where an individualized plan belongs.
A product-selection checklist explains what to look for on the label, why independent verification matters, and why D3 is the practical routine choice over D2. The Aslan Health Fullscript vitamin D plan is included for readers who would rather start from a verified product already selected.
One section states what the protocol deliberately leaves out, and why. High-dose daily products, weekly repletion dosing, annual boluses, automatic D3 and K2 stacks, magnesium as a required cofactor, and calcium as an automatic add-on each carry a stated reason for exclusion. An exclusion is part of the recommendation.
The guide closes with a safety block, a medication review, and a five-minute regimen review you can run against your own bottle.
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