My sister-in-law had joint replacements due to long-term use of “high-dose vitamin D.”

Yes, it’s called SOLAR NUTRITION.

Medical Nemesis says, “No.”

Whatever the answer, statins DO cause rhabdomyolysis.

“Under the influence of excess estrogen, your body retains extra water, and it is your appetite center which should balance that water by making you crave extra salt. If you learn to avoid salty foods at those times (or if you take a diuretic), your blood cant carry as much water as when it has enough salt, and so the salt stays in the tissues, rather than being carried to the kidneys.”

Boost both sodium chloride and potassium (in most cases).