B-complex

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  • MemphisKitten
    MemphisKitten Posts: 878 Member
    I take it, but I can't say I noticed a HUGE difference. I've always had pretty low energy, but that's because I have depression. I think it's important to get the B vitamins though.
  • WendyTerry420
    WendyTerry420 Posts: 13,274 Member
    I take it so my pee is a neon color. True Story.

    This. I'm currently looking into other color options though. Let me know if anyone knows a way to get purple.

    Beetroot ;-)
    It colors your pee purple and gives you lots of B-vitamins, potassium and iron.

    That's awesome!
  • MoreBean13
    MoreBean13 Posts: 8,701 Member
    B-complexes are awesome, BUT DO NOT BUY THE TABLETS! Your body will moat like not absorb it, or if it does it won't absorb very much. Make sure you get the capsules or you can even get injections! B-complexes have really done wonders for me, and they affect my mood too making me feel just cheery ;) I certainly notice a difference and so do those around me!

    A doctor can prescribe an injection, which is ZOOM, ZOOM. There are also liquid forms that absorb under the tongue.

    There are sublingual tablets too. It's not really true that you're not likely to absorb B vitamins from tablets- they go in to your digestive system and that's where they're supposed to be absorbed for a healthy person, same as getting the B-vitamins from food.

    The issue is that one of the common reasons for vitamin B deficiency is that you have an absorption problem in your digestive system. That's why the sublinguals and injections are prescribed to circumvent the digestive system. IF you have a vitamin B absorption issue, THEN there is some likelihood that you won't absorb the tablets (or caplets, for that matter), but if you don't have a deficiency, you probably can absorb the vitamins through a tablet (though you probably don't need to- cruel world).
  • Firefox7275
    Firefox7275 Posts: 2,040 Member
    Just eat a balanced, nutritious diet and you will get all the B vitamins you need and more! Contrary to popular belief you need a lot more than B vitamins for energy and health, you need to review your entire lifestyle, no supplement makes up for a rubbish diet, poor sleep patterns, under or over exercising.
  • HoneyRiot
    HoneyRiot Posts: 27 Member
    I like a B 100 Complex which is a 100% of daily intake or more of the various types of B-vitamins. I noticed an increase in energy and also mood. I read that B-Vitamins are natures anti-depressant and I can agree with that. Also, E vitamins are also really good for mood swings - they help me out for my PMS.

    Plus, I like to pee sunshine. :D
  • MoreBean13
    MoreBean13 Posts: 8,701 Member
    Just eat a balanced, nutritious diet and you will get all the B vitamins you need and more! Contrary to popular belief you need a lot more than B vitamins for energy and health, you need to review your entire lifestyle, no supplement makes up for a rubbish diet, poor sleep patterns, under or over exercising.

    ...or you have an absorption issue.
  • WendyTerry420
    WendyTerry420 Posts: 13,274 Member
    B-complexes are awesome, BUT DO NOT BUY THE TABLETS! Your body will moat like not absorb it, or if it does it won't absorb very much. Make sure you get the capsules or you can even get injections! B-complexes have really done wonders for me, and they affect my mood too making me feel just cheery ;) I certainly notice a difference and so do those around me!

    A doctor can prescribe an injection, which is ZOOM, ZOOM. There are also liquid forms that absorb under the tongue.

    There are sublingual tablets too. It's not really true that you're not likely to absorb B vitamins from tablets- they go in to your digestive system and that's where they're supposed to be absorbed for a healthy person, same as getting the B-vitamins from food.

    The issue is that one of the common reasons for vitamin B deficiency is that you have an absorption problem in your digestive system. That's why the sublinguals and injections are prescribed to circumvent the digestive system. IF you have a vitamin B absorption issue, THEN there is some likelihood that you won't absorb the tablets (or caplets, for that matter), but if you don't have a deficiency, you probably can absorb the vitamins through a tablet (though you probably don't need to- cruel world).

    This is my husband's issue. He has Crohn's disease, which is a digestion issue. So he takes it in liquid form. But we have been buying it over the counter in the drops because it's a lot cheaper than a prescription of it. I take it when I remember, but I'm no good at remembering my vitamins.
  • Firefox7275
    Firefox7275 Posts: 2,040 Member
    Just eat a balanced, nutritious diet and you will get all the B vitamins you need and more! Contrary to popular belief you need a lot more than B vitamins for energy and health, you need to review your entire lifestyle, no supplement makes up for a rubbish diet, poor sleep patterns, under or over exercising.

    ...or you have an absorption issue.

    Which the OP has given no indication is the case, nobody should be self diagnosing and self treating their self diagnosis. For anyone who does have a diagnosed absorption issue it is not a randomly purchased supplement it is a prescribed medication.
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
    I take it so my pee is a neon color. True Story.

    This. I'm currently looking into other color options though. Let me know if anyone knows a way to get purple.

    Beets will get you a reddish tint. So now you just need to find something to add blue.
  • MoreBean13
    MoreBean13 Posts: 8,701 Member
    Just eat a balanced, nutritious diet and you will get all the B vitamins you need and more! Contrary to popular belief you need a lot more than B vitamins for energy and health, you need to review your entire lifestyle, no supplement makes up for a rubbish diet, poor sleep patterns, under or over exercising.

    ...or you have an absorption issue.

    Which the OP has given no indication is the case, nobody should be self diagnosing and self treating their self diagnosis. For anyone who does have a diagnosed absorption issue it is not a randomly purchased supplement it is a prescribed medication.

    Huh. Doctors never prescribe OTC's. Gotcha.