What supplements do u take?
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Effervescent 1000mg Vitamin C+zinc, Vitamin B Complex, Multivitamin with Iron, Omega 3-6-9 and Vitamin D+Calcium.0
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I don't always take all of them daily, but my vitamin collection consists of a Trader Joe's women's multi-vitamin, a Trader Joe's calcium and magnesium supplement, Vitamin D, and Amazing Grass Green Super Food (spirulina, algea, wheat grass, etc.) The one that makes the most noticeable impact is the Amazing Grass...I tend to get fewer headaches and have noticeably more energy when I take it consistently (usually mixed with OJ or plain yogurt).0
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multivitamin, ZLA, fish oil, creatine, BCAA, and whey protein.0
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I take a one a day active metabolism vitamin, Mega Red, Citracal Calcium Vitamin D plus Magnesium, enzymes for digestion, L-Carnitine.0
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Multivitamin, B Complex, Calcium with D, Vitamin D, Magnesium, a vegan DHA supplement, and Evening Primrose Oil0
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protein, creatine0
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I've tried cla for about a month now. I haven't noticed anything either. I agree, spend the money somewhere else0
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B12 (because I'm a vegetarian)
Green Tea Extract
Acai Berry Vitain
Vitamin C0 -
i take extenze0
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multi vitamin, calcium supplement, fish oil, b complex0
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Just B120
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Gummy Multi, Fish Oil, CLA
Re CLA: I do actually notice my stomach becoming less pronounced and I've always had a pouch, even when I was a size 2 before having my daughter. I'm not even at that weight yet but to me (and my husband) it is noticeably smaller. I do ZERO stomach/core specific exercise.0 -
Cod Liver Oil
MultiVitamin
Korean Ginseng
Green Tea Extract0 -
I take a food rich multi-vitamin (capsule, hard pills don't really absorb well) 3 times a day (breakfast/lunch/dinner), a fish oil 3 times a day, and I drink an Emergen-C every day. I can definitely notice when I'm slacking on my vitamins, especially the fish oil, because it really helps with my tendonitis issues.
I got told a kinda gross story by my nutritionist about those Centrum 1-a-days...they are a hard pill, and the glues and bonding agents used to hold the pill together aren't really things your body knows how to digest. So anyway, she was volunteering for some outdoor event where they used port-a-potties. When she had to go in and clean them, she would see almost whole vitamins in the toilet. Turns out that by the time they pass through your digestive system, your body hasn't been able to break them down enough to absorb the nutrients. So, you poop most of the vitamin out. Sorry for the gross story, but it's good to know! Taking liquid vitamins or a capsule made of natural ingredients is a much better way to actually absorb the vitamins you're taking
I heard that same story. I tried taking one a day for women, and got so sick to my stomach every time. Had to run to the bathroom ready to puke countless times. I told that to my program director and she has the same problem with them. She said she takes the vitacraves gummy vitamins and hasn't had any problems with them. I agree, I have been taking them for a week now and have had no issues with them.
I also take Evening primrose oil when I remember it. No problems with that either. the nurse at my doctor's office said she had problems with it and had to stop taking it.0 -
L-Carnitine, Flaxseed Oil, Biotin0
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Calcium/magnesium/zinc tablet, glucosamine,b12,chromium picolinate and ginkgo biloba. I notice nothing other than I'm hopefully protecting my fragile joints with the glucosamine. The MCZ was on the advice of my dr.
Does anyone take st. John's wort?0 -
Multi-vitamin
CoQ10 - I have high blood pressure. This should help and it keeps me awake.
Calcium + D3 (latest blood work showed defficiency in Vit D)
Fish Oil (latest blood work showed difficiency in good cholesterol)
Flinstones vitamins - because my daughter hates them and I don't want them to go to waste.
I stopped taking:
Creatine: it seemed to mess with my blood sugar. I don't know why. I hate the grittiness.
Protein: I prefer to get it from food but I will have a shake if I can't fit in a meal or I'm low.
Green Tea Extract - I do take this to stay awake sometimes but I cut back because of blood pressure issues.0 -
Fish oil, Prenatal, biotin, bcaa & glutamine, whey, calcium, and creatine.0
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Just started taking multiminerals as I noticed how low I was on potassium and calcium. Not sure if it's worthwhile though.... Never even considered whether I need things like Chronium and Manganese before!0
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