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| Magnesium, zinc, multiple, baby aspirin, fish oil, iron, b3, calcium, glucosamine, vitamin C. Hell, we don’t need to eat after that. But, we’re healthy.
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| | | Posts: 4399 | Location: Saddlebrooke, Arizona | Registered: December 24, 2013 |  
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| I take B3, per the doctors instructions. Back when I started, I was taking 1 a day. Then he still wasn't happy and told me to take 2 a day. The big jug of them was fairly cheap, so I complied. I have no idea if it helps me or not.
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| I am 63 and take half a multi vitamin and a vitamin D 5000 IU daily.
Been taking Vitamin D for years per my doc and a blood test showing a V D defencincy.
Haven't had a cold in the four years since i have been on V D. |
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Membership has its privileges

| Men's Vitafusion. My Doc recommended I take a multi-vitamin when I turned 50. I have been taking them for 9 years and I have no complaints. Can I say it gives me that extra boost every day that I need to start my day? No. But Doc is happy with my blood work, so I am reluctant to change my diet or exercise routines.
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semi-reformed sailor

| B12 for my brain (brain doc said I should take it forever) Tumeric for eczema Magnesium to prevent migraines
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| | | Posts: 12309 | Location: Temple, Texas! | Registered: October 07, 2006 |  
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Just because you can, doesn't mean you should
| Multi vitamin, D3, Zinc.
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| Iron, Vitamin D ,C. Low dose aspirin 50+ Multivitamin |
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Low Profile Member
| multi, D, iron and C. blood tests are good but can't say they wouldn't be without the vitamins and supplements. |
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Partial dichotomy
| A shitload! Solgar Multi, krill oil, L-Lysene, zinc, D3, B complex, c chewables, prostate support, joint formula. I also have a daily shake made with protein powder, powdered veggie mix, beet powder and probiotic. Yeah, I'm anal about it.
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| | | Posts: 41752 | Location: SC Lowcountry/Cape Cod | Registered: November 22, 2002 |  
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Peripheral Visionary

| Turmeric, Milk Thistle, vit C, zinc, garlic, vit d, calcium. |
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Optimistic Cynic

| Doc tells me: Thera-M+B1+Fish Oil, I wouldn't take any of them without the Dr's. order. Having run out of one or another for months-long stretches at times, none seem to make a difference in my numbers. Excessive B1 makes my hair and nails grow like Sasquatch on steroids which may or may not be a good thing.
And, for God's sake! It isn't a "shake" unless it has ice cream and milk in it! Call it a "smoothie" if you must, but please, a little respect for the sugar and fat. |
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Muzzle flash aficionado

| At age 82 I take a lot of medications, many of which are OTC vitamins and minerals: Zinc (since age 40); Magnesium; Potassium; Niacin (as Niaspan); a B-complex; D3 and K2 (single capsule); Omega oil; Chromium and Cinnamon; Grape Seed Extract; and sometimes Selenium. flashguy
Texan by choice, not accident of birth |
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