Anyone here take vitamins on a daily basis?
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multivitamin, mega red (krill oil - more potent than fish oil without the fish burps), vitamin D (for winters in Minnesota)0
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I take a Multivitamin for women, CLA 4000mg through 6 softgels a day, Green Tea Extract 340mg a day and Genuine Health's lean+ extra strength.0
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I've been taking Women's One-A-Day Active Metabolism everyday with lunch. I'm hoping to bump it up to breakfast soon though once I start getting in the habit of eating one daily, lol.0
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Half a dose (1 tablet) of GNC Energy & Metabolism + a pill for iron0
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i take a multivitiman plus iron and my agnuns castus which keeps my hormones in balance0
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I use Emergen-C (lemon lime). I generally pour a packet in my water 2-3 times a day.0
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I take a multi-vitamin. Lately it's been Vitafusion Men's Gummy. I also take a fish oil supp. and some flax seed when I can.0
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I am supposed to take a multi-vitamin every day for the rest of my life. Currently, I'm taking Centrum Complete formula for Women under 50. No other supplements at the moment though I do have a few I COULD and probably SHOULD be taking.. but I'm waiting until after I see my new doc today and get my blood work done to decide if all this will change..
Stef0 -
I used to take a bunch to try to lower my blood pressure: garlic, fish oil, Co-Q10, etc., but I also have acid reflux, so I was burping garlicy fish all day long. My breath was AMAZING. lol
Now I just take a daily multpile with iron (since I donate plasma twice a week) and Vitamin D.0 -
1 Centrum Women Under 50 multivitamin0
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I take a prenatal vit. (nope not expecting) Vit C, Vit D (script) and Mega b 12 with some other b's mixed in.. I am looking at getting some minerals.. Because I have been very sick and many of my symptoms could be from lack of magnesium or magnesa.
so if anyone knows where I can get a bucket load of minerals in one shot, let me know.. other wise Im looking at Dead Dr.s Dont lie, com to get them.. ive taken them in the past. they work great. but are spendy.
which brings up another ??? should you count your vitamen spending as grocery money?0 -
)I take a multi(one a day meno formula) and estroven (husband keeps me supplied out of self preservation :blushing:)0
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One a day Active for her
Calcium
Glucosamine Chondroiton to help lubricate joints (post-op requirement per my ortho)
Lysine for skin (supposed to help reduce frequency of cold sores due to stress)
I'll also use Vitamin E oil on my face after I exfoliate
B-Complex0 -
I take a multivitamin, a fish oil gel tab and calcium with vitamin D0
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Currently taking GNC Women's Ultra Mega Active. I chose them because they seemed pretty well-balanced and they were a great price at Sam's Club. They are flavored though (vanilla, with sucralose added). And I find that part of the vitamin-taking experience pretty awful. I like vitamins. I like vanilla just fine. I don't really give a crap about sucralose either way, but I'd just go without it if given the option. But seriously, WHY do you need to flavor vitamins that aren't chewable? Who licks their vitamins? (Don't answer that :huh:) But the, um, aroma is a little overwhelming to me, even if I don't let it hit my taste buds before throwing it back. Thank goodness it's only once a day and I'm not usually very awake when I take them.
Anyway... I think as soon as I finish out the supply I have, I will be shopping again. I get nervous about shopping for multivitamins, because it's so difficult to separate the useful ingredients from the ones that are pure hype, even within one pill. I don't want to have to pay for something that I really wouldn't choose to take if it wasn't included in the pill, except everything else I want IS in there. But I don't really have the cabinet space to use each and every supplement individually (I was starting to amass a collection, but realized to get everything I want and need through individual supplements, I would also have to buy a Caboodles to carry them all).
I do want to start back up on fish oil, as I remember that I felt better overall when I was taking it regularly (although that's kind of anecdotal/possibly placebo - but it's still on my medical chart, and I just kind of nod & say "mmhmm" while avoiding eye contact as the nurse runs down my list of supplements), and I have Citracal +D which I was taking by itself before I started on the multivitamin.0 -
I take a two gummie multis, 2 fishoil, 2 caltrate chews, 1 b complex, 1 5000 biotin, and 1 Iron. The caltrate and fishoil second doses I take with lunch, so they are split up a bit.0
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I take too many supplements to list! LOL I'm a bit OCD. :ohwell:0
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I take One a Day Womens, generic version. My son takes a kids multi vitamin as well every morning!0
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I take 50,000 of prescription Vitamin D once a week, other than that I don't take any other vitamins. I take a vitamin c when I get a sore throat.0
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I take Omega 2-6-9(Flax, Fish, Borage combo) twice a day, a multivitamin( no iodine formula), plus one Vitamin D (1000 IU) and Vitamin E (200 IU) daily. I'm feeling more energy, less stress and general feel goodness!0
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I take a chewable calcium w. D and a multi-vitamin. I was taking omega fish oil but it gave me a belly ache all the time0
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vitacraves!0
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I take flintstones......others make my stomach so sick that I feel like I'm gonna die.0
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I take a once a day multi vitamine seems to work for me..... that is all I take have been reading too much about taking a lot of vitamines together.0
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One a day Active for her
Calcium
Glucosamine Chondroiton to help lubricate joints (post-op requirement per my ortho)
Lysine for skin (supposed to help reduce frequency of cold sores due to stress)
I'll also use Vitamin E oil on my face after I exfoliate
B-Complex
I did the lysine for the cold sores. Didn't work for me. I have a standing prescription for acyclovir. I have a sun allergy so I get cold sores frequently if I go out in the sun and haven't doused myself down with sunscreen first0 -
Fish oil, womens daily vitamin and L-Carnitine0
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GNC Mega Man Sport multivtamin
Fish Oil
L-Glutamine0 -
Multi Vitamin
Occassional Flax Seed Oil
Zinc-During cold season
Vitamin C- during cold season
Apple cider vinegar-Digestion and overall health
green coffee extract-metabolism
cinnamon-reduce insulin resistence
Curcumin-anti inflammatory anti cancer
Milk thistle-protect liver function
IP-6-Anti Cancer
Forskolin-Metabolism
Apricot kernels-anti cancer0 -
multivit, 1000mg Vit C and 5000mg Vit D and potassium daily. During winter months Vit C is about 2000-3000 daily.0
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Yup. Everyday.
GNC Women's Ultra Mega Multivitamin
GNC Liquid B Complex
GNC Triple Strength Fish Oil
And in addition, because I find they help with my PCOS:
Nature's Bounty Cinnamon plus Chrominum
Nature's Way Vitex Herbal Supplement
I also take Culturelle Probiotic every morning.0
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