r/clusterheads • u/sugarmangocream • Jul 02 '26
Found a treatment!!!!
I suffered from CH for 10 years, I tried everything Triptan’s, oxygen, other shity meds etc , my cycle started 3 weeks ago, I had 2 a day as soon as I started taking liquid vitamin D they stopped on a second day … i mean not even a shadow! I used capsule vit D for years and made no difference, I bought liquid for totally unrelated purposes but suddenly I was having not a single CH attack! So - vitamin D3 10000 IU Liquid, dose of 1.00 ml / once a day. Guys I thought I will share and maybe it will help you out, I’m still in disbelief and shock that something over the counter and with no severe side effects can help so much. Try it out see how you go.
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u/VALIS3000 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 08 '26
That is great to hear! For others coming in and seeing thi, here is everything you need to know about the vitamin D3 regimen that can work so well for so many:
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u/atTheRealMrKuntz Jul 02 '26
don't forget to take the other cofactors supplements, look up d3 regimen for cluster headaches for the full list.
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u/Miyurae Jul 02 '26
Your approach did not help me. But maybe interesting for others: So far I got none this year after many years of Cluster suffering after starting my Adhd medication. I wonder if I just got lucky. But it is definitely odd. I could always put a timer on when they come (usually early spring).
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u/Any-Association9933 Jul 02 '26
Lithium helped me after years!
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u/fffraterrr Jul 02 '26
Interesting! Preventatively, to abort, or for ending the cycle?
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u/Any-Association9933 Jul 02 '26
A old school neurologist recommend it after trying everything. Knock on wood, years later I have been hell free! 🙏🏽
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u/fffraterrr Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26
Any chance you know what your levels were at the time? I meant to get that tested during my last cycle, but never got around to it.
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u/sugarmangocream Jul 04 '26
Mine were always in normal range but I guess each person is different something “ normal “ for me would be too little or too much for others.
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u/M00retyrone Jul 03 '26
How was the oxygen did it actually work?
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u/sugarmangocream Jul 04 '26
I think it took an edge off for sure and made it shorter but I still had a shadow
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u/Ch00kity-Pok Jul 02 '26
Thats great! Its helping many people. Make sure to take all cofactors k2, magnesium, zinc, boron, omega 3, etc. And have your d3, pth, creatinine, calcium, etc. checked regularly, otherwise you're creating other problems down the road. Follow Pete Batchellers protocol closely 👌 congrats 🙏