What vitamins are you guys/gals taking???
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I think what you are taking sounds good. I take the GNC Longevity healthy aging program when I remember. It has vitamins C. E,B-6and B-12, calcium and zinc and fish oil. It also has a memory blend but I always forget to take them. I do hate the smell of some of them, but I can usually get most of them down. You do have to take them with meals or just after. I hope you find a vitamin that agrees with you. If your vitamin has iron, that may be too hard on your stomach. I used to have to take an iron supplement when I was younger...yuck.0
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whatever you decide, stay away from GNC. Over priced hype. Get from amazon or other online store. Bodybuilding.com has good prices also.0
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whatever you decide, stay away from GNC. Over priced hype. Get from amazon or other online store. Bodybuilding.com has good prices also.
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+1 vote for gummy vitamins. Love those things.
Apparently I had a pretty severe Vitamin D3 deficiency; my doctor put me on a supplement of 10,000 units/day for a week, then stepped me down to 5,000 units/day, then down to 1,000 units/day. And then I went to Russia, somehow forgot the bottle of supplements that my mom gave me (or the TSA took my vitamins, either way I don't have them with me now), and I went from taking 1000 units of D3 per day to 200.
I feel OK, but I felt OK when I had the D3 levels of a post-menopausal woman, so I guess I'll see where I'm at when I get home.
I've also been told that a B12 supplement wouldn't be a bad idea, though I haven't started that, and I had fish oil capsules and then just neglected to buy more when that bottle ran out. I don't get the fishy burps or anything, I just never got around to it. I should start taking them again.0 -
I take echinacea, calcium, lutein, spirulina, one-a-day, biotin, probiotics, and fish oil.
Did you take the vitamins on an empty stomach? I've done that once.. bad idea.
And I watch Brenda Lee Turner from Leansecrets and she recommended 5HTP as an appetite suppressant, but I took it a couple times and I could not sleep!! I've never ever had sleeping problems before, so I stopped taking it. It might work for other people though..0 -
What you take depends on your input... i eat 1200 cal n sometimes under so my blood is checked every 3 months because of this to stay ontop of any deficiencies.
I take a multivitamin every day as well as B100 complex, B12, Vitamin D, Biotin, Calcium, Iron, Omega 3 soft gels, Senokot & Colace.0 -
I don't take any vitamins.
I get all my vitamins and minerals from my foods daily. They are more likely to be absorbed in higher quantities and don't have to make my liver do extra work.0 -
anyone in weightloss..especially with an amount to lose should take vitamin D ... i was told by my doctor. Also any woman in menopause should take calcium and vitamin D.
Due to weightloss..one may experience hair loss... hence why i take biotin...it promotes hair regrowth.0 -
I take a multi vitamin, multi mineral (which includes calcium), probiotic, omega 3 capsule, grape seed extract (helps with blood circulation, I get fewer migranes), and glucosamine.0
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iron and vitamin c0
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I take vitamin B,C and E.0
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I take an iron + vit. C supplement (I don't eat meat), a probiotic, magnesium powder, and in the winter I take calcium/vit. D. In the summer I think I get enough calcium in fresh green veggies and sunshine so I don't continue to take them. I don't think I need any else, as I try to get all my nutrients from food.0
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Calcium, vitamin D, B100 complex, Tonalin CLA0
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I take them ALL after I eat, or they will hurt my stomach as well
Women's one a day
biotin 5000 mg
folic acid 400 mg
bee pollen
vitex
red raspberry leaf caps0 -
I take a Women's One Day - I had to cut every pill in half because I found taking the whole pill would send me into a headspin and I'd feel ill for a little. So I only take half and I ONLY take it after eating.
I also take a Super B Complex.0 -
I take a prenatal vitamin, vitamin D3, fish oil and iron supplements.0
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I take advocare multi's, advocare omegaplex.... google dr oz advocare and fish oil... advocare puts the highest quality into their supplements. Dr Oz did a study on the highest quality Fish oil, and only advocare and one other company was up at the top. 30-40% of companies were just giving you a filler and a synthetic fish oil just so they can make money. If you get your vitamins or fish oil from walgreens, wal-mart, ekerds, sam's club you are just taking a filler and wasting your money... once again I say google dr oz and advocare and fish oil0
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I prefer the liquid vitamins because then you know your body is absorbing them. I take Genesis Pure's Nutrition which is packed full of nutrients!! Of course this also HAS to be taken with food!! Try going a day without your vitamin and see if you notice a difference. If you don't, try a new one because the one you are taking isnt doing anything for you!!0
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i prefer to take my vitamins in gummy form. it makes it more enjoyable0
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everyday:
multi-vitamin
calcium
magnesium
fish oil
glucosamine/chondrotin ( :frown: knees)0 -
One a Day has a new womens multi called Pettites. You take two a day (kinda funny) but its easier then trying to swallow a pill with jagged edges. Also your body can absorb more of the supplement if you take it in smaller doses, I take one with breakfast and one with dinner.0
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