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What supplements do you take?
Andybez38
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Do you take vitamin c, multi vitamins, etc etc. What benefits have you felt from taking them?
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None. If you have a balanced diet and an exercise regime, you really shouldn't need any.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
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Vitamin D - its the one we don't (mostly) get from diet and I don't see much sun.But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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I have to take prescription strength calcium and vitamin D, as I have thin bones. Two a day.0
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I take a Vitamin D supplement since we live in the UK and don't get enough sun in winter to get it from the sun, and we don't get enough from our food.0
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I take Omega 3 as I don't eat fish, Vitamin D as the others have said and Agnus Castus for a hormone imbalance.
I have certainly feel as though I have more energy since taking them.0 -
Most days one or more of:
Vitamin D3
Omega oil caps
Multi-vits and mins
Vitamin C plus zinc fizz-tabs in water
Special antioxidants etc: N-acetylcysteine, Pyrroloquinoline quinone and Coenzyme Q10.
The latter ones have given me more energy and seemed to cure my aching bones and joints.0 -
I take vitamin D, I've got a broken ankle that's taking forever to heal so I'm willing to give anything a try.0
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Magnesium.
But that's included in a multivitamin from Aldi that is more or less excreted every morning anyway!
Magnesium helps you sleep, and by gum, it does. In my experience anyway, and I suppose the rest of the mulitvit (that actually stays in my system lol) won't do any harm either.0 -
Magnesium for me too, I suffer with leg cramps whilst running, and taking magnesium helps alleviate this.
I am starting on Vit D and Calcium and also b Vit complex soon (when they arrive) hoping they will help lessen menopause problems0
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