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Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:37:

Vitamins/supplements

what do you guys take every day?

i take vitamin C
fish oil
fiber (sensitive stomach)

i need to add glucosamine & calcium to my combo...gonna grab some at vitamin shoppe this weekend.


also, has anyone else read/heard about vitamins that you get at the groery store being "bullshit" and there's not nearly as much stuff in them as they claim to have?


Posted by Ygrene on Jul-30-2009 01:38:

Chewable C, a multi-vitamin, and baby aspirin every day.


Posted by Rose on Jul-30-2009 01:39:

Never heard that (last statement you made).




I used to take a multivitamin and Ginkgo Biloba daily.


Posted by kadomony on Jul-30-2009 01:39:

centrum and lots of fish oil


Posted by bas on Jul-30-2009 01:39:

Flintstones vitamins.

lol j/k they're Spider-Man vitamins.


Posted by Ygrene on Jul-30-2009 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Flintstones vitamins.

lol j/k they're Spider-Man vitamins.


GUMMI OR REGULAR


Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Chewable C, a mulit-vitamin, and baby aspirin every day.


i do the chewable C too. nature made orange? so good.


and why aspirin?


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-30-2009 01:41:

I take a multi.
quote:
also, has anyone else read/heard about vitamins that you get at the groery store being "bullshit" and there's not nearly as much stuff in them as they claim to have?

No, although it is the case that some of the vitamins and minerals might not be absorbed very well in supplement form, especially if you take them without food, e.g. vitamins A and D are fat-soluble.


Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:41:

i thought about taking a kids vitamin. i got those "one a day for women" and they make me light headed and nauseous. i even puked one morning after taking one on an empty stomach.


Posted by bas on Jul-30-2009 01:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
GUMMI OR REGULAR

Gummi, as if you have to ask


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-30-2009 01:42:

You shouldn't take vitamins on an empty stomach. It has the potential for upset, and it won't be absorbed as well without some fat in your digestive tract.


Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:43:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
You shouldn't take vitamins on an empty stomach. It has the potential for upset, and it won't be absorbed as well without some fat in your digestive tract.


yea i tried taking them with food too and i didn't puke but i still got queasy. i dunno what it is about those womens one. maybe too much iron or something? but then again when i get my period, i think i get anemic because i get abnormally tired. like, to the point where i could just put my head down wherever i'm at and be sleeping in minutes. it sucks.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-30-2009 01:44:

Also, some of the ingredients in multi-vitamins can actually "block" the absorption of other ingredients. Calcium inhibits the absorption of magnesium, for example.


Posted by Ygrene on Jul-30-2009 01:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
and why aspirin?


Mostly because I'm at a relatively high risk for heart disease and to a lesser extent, diabetes. But also because my body aches a bit from basketball and lifting; it helps a bit with that too.


Posted by Ygrene on Jul-30-2009 01:46:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Gummi, as if you have to ask


I like the cut of your jib Bassell.


Posted by Arbiter on Jul-30-2009 01:46:

Dunno

I just eat food.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-30-2009 01:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Mostly because I'm at a relatively high risk for heart disease and to a lesser extent, diabetes.

Aspirin protects against diabetes? Didn't know that.


Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Mostly because I'm at a relatively high risk for heart disease and to a lesser extent, diabetes. But also because my body aches a bit from basketball and lifting; it helps a bit with that too.


you should add the fish oils to your daily intake. i'm high risk for heart disease too i think. skinny white chick, not that in shape, eat whatever i want lol i mean not that i live on mcdonalds or anything but tonight i had italian sausages cooked in marinara and peppers and homemade potato fries with seasoning. night before i had shrimp stirfry with brown & wild rice though. i'm all over the place


Posted by bas on Jul-30-2009 01:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Mostly because I'm at a relatively high risk for heart disease and to a lesser extent, diabetes. But also because my body aches a bit from basketball and lifting; it helps a bit with that too.

Read: I'm old and falling apart. *pushes Y into some bushes*


Posted by NeoPhono on Jul-30-2009 01:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Arbiter
I just eat food.


+1,000,000

Even a remotely healthy diet is more than enough to get all you need. Paying for vitamins gives you expensive pee, that's it.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jul-30-2009 01:48:

Multivitamin, calcium+viamin d, vitamin b6, vitamin b12.


Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Arbiter
I just eat food.


when you start getting old you need to take things in pill form if you're not getting enough vitmains and nutrients from the food you eat.


i eat A LOT of veggies and tomatoes/avocados and salad. pretty much every single night i have a salad with dinner. i'm definitely getting whatever nutrition is offered from green leafy veggies and tomatoes, that's for sure. i dont get enough calcium though even though i do like milk. i just dont drink it enough.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jul-30-2009 01:50:

One of the biggest cash-cow hoaxes to be pulled over the consumer. They�re not properly regulated either- you know why? Because none of their products are promised to achieve any noticeable results, unlike proper medication. No regulation, no duty of care, massive profits. Wish id got in on the bottom floor :/


Posted by Slylee on Jul-30-2009 01:50:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Multivitamin, calcium+viamin d, vitamin b6, vitamin b12.



do you notice the b12? like enough to not need coffee? i've been thinking of adding b12 to my list.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-30-2009 01:50:

Remember that calcium is fairly useless for bone health without also having enough magnesium and vitamin D.


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