We are pleased to announce that as of March 4, 2025, an updated Rich Text Editor has been introduced in the MyFitnessPal Community. To learn more about the changes, please click here. We look forward to sharing this new feature with you!
Do you take any supplements/vitamins?

Tuesday4422
Posts: 56 Member
I take the following every day:
Multi-vitamin
Calcium/Magnesium (felt I needed this since I don't eat any dairy)
Biotin
5-HTP
Multi-vitamin
Calcium/Magnesium (felt I needed this since I don't eat any dairy)
Biotin
5-HTP
0
Replies
-
I'm thinking I should take a calcium/magnesium one for sure, only thing I am taking is a probiotic right now. I heard Biotin can give you acne? I am a major sufferer of acne( until I went paleo, it went away!!! :happy: )0
-
I never heard that! If I start getting acne, I'm totally stopping it! I just want to grow my hair out. lol0
-
I never heard that! If I start getting acne, I'm totally stopping it! I just want to grow my hair out. lol
Yes I heard its great for hair and your skin, but then I saw reviews where people broke out bad...scares me!!! lol...but sounds like it won't do that to you!0 -
I currently take:
Woman's Once-A-Day Multi-Vitamin
Biotin (also have not experience acne, and I have been taking this for years)
B-12
You make a good point regarding calcium as I do not eat dairy either. Maybe I should start... I also need to start upping my veggies that have calcium like broccoli.
What is 5-HTP?0 -
I started taking calcium because my teeth were getting sensitive. It made sense because I haven't had diary in over a year.
5-HTP aids in setotonin production in the brain. Helps maitain a positive attitude and in weight loss.0 -
Intersting - I have never heard of 5-HTP! I will have to check it out at the stores to see if it's readily available. Thanks for the tip!0
-
I take Glucosamine with Chondroitin and MSM. I'll have to look into the 5-HTP!0
-
multivitamin
glucosamine
Lots of Vit D3 &K
omega 3's
and CoQ10.
Almost all (omegas and CoQ10 = costco) come from nutrametrix. very expensive powder but I feel an actual difference0 -
I only take liquid vitamin D3 and K2. I live in the Arctic. Other than that, I've experimented a lot with vitamins over the years and I think that they are mostly ineffective and secreted out of our bodies. Of course it's ideal to get our nutrients from food.0
-
Magnesium (otherwise I get upperback/neck soreness/tightness)
Cod Liver Oil
Vit E
I also take D3 if it's cloudy/rainy for a long stretch (like a week at a time!).
Coconut water when I need electrolytes (rather than a potassium supplement)0 -
I just take a few now. I need to add in a multi vitamin I'm sure.
Fish Oil
B12
BCAA0 -
My supplement list is embarrassingly large. I only do it mostly to just self experiment and see if I can see any differences. So far, the only supplement I will continue to use indefinitely, based on results, is Calcium/Magnesium. I'll probably continue taking vitamin C and D3/K2 also because it's cheap enough and you can't have too much C and I'm indoors too much to getting enough D.
The list of supplements on my shelf at the moment:
"Super Cortisol Support"
Kelp (iodine)
Fish Oil
Tri-Chromium
Vitamin D3/K2
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Potassium Citrate
Calcium/Magnesium
A multivitamin
I know. Ridiculous. I have a supplement fetish, I think. I am stopping with all supplementation, next week except the C, D/K, and Calcium/Magnesium, though.0 -
I take the following every day:
- 1000UI Vitamin D Drop
- 1000mg Omega 3 Fish Oil Softgel
- Calcium Magnesium with Zinc 333/167mg, 2 tablets
- Vitafusion Fiber Gummy Multivitamin, 2 gummies
If I happen to have a rare day in which I barely ate any meat, I'll also have 2 of my Nutrilite Biotin supplements.0 -
No.0
-
vitamin d
k-2
vit e with evening primrose oil
chlorhella
spriulina
alpha lipoic acid
digestive enzymes(not all the time)0 -
Per the naturopath:
Vitamin D
Vitamin B12
Fish oil
Flaxseed oil
Calcium magnesium
Multivitamin
Selenium0 -
Yes.
Vitamin K2 (MK-7) 100mcg
Alpha Lipoic Acid 100mg
Vitamin D3 2000I.E
Omega-3 2 g (800 mg EPA/400 mg DHA)
Magnesium as needed0 -
I take 1 cod liver oil everyday. Doing well!0
-
i don't take a lot of supplements - believe its better to get from food!
but i do take a multivitamin (with folic acid), fish oil (it's good for my excema), and just started a calcium regime (viativ chews).0 -
Magnesium
Vitamin D3
Probiotics
Multi Vitamin
Omega 30 -
Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Egg Protein Powder
Omega 3 Fish Oil
Vitamin D/Calcium combined
Probiotic Pearls0 -
I was taking Flintstones Complete (chewables), don't laugh, they are one of the most complete multi-vitamins on the market! Recently switched to another multi so now I have to take Iron supplement and drink more Almond Milk to get my calcium for the day. Also take a B-Complex sublingual.0
-
D3
B12
FCLO/BO blend
glucosamine & MSM (for severe arthritis in my knees)
cat's claw (for Baker's cyst)
magnesium & potassium (I get leg cramps if I skip them)0 -
I take calcium and magnesium0
This discussion has been closed.