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  [Posted 6/30/2012 11:22:19 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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Does anyone have a suggestion for a daily multivitamin, if taking one at all? I'm going on 21, so I suppose I'm still young, but I can't imagine it would have any cons. My main concern is that my intake of fruits and veggies is rather low. I love carbs... But anyways, just curious as to whether or not anyone would suggestion taking a multivitamin, and if there was any one in particular. IF one is suggested, try and keep the price range low. I'm still paying for college, you know.


Where is runningart when you need him... Any of the veteran forum posters/readers remember that guy? haha



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  [Posted 7/1/2012 12:03:01 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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I take a multi called Catalyn. It's through a company called Standard Process. All their supplements are made from plants and foods and is all organically grown. I can feel a difference eneergy wise from switch from a synthetic store counter Vietnam to this one. I've found that it is absorbed a lot better through my body. I think since it is all made from foods n plants it is a lot easier for the body to break it down and use it.

Just my feelings about it. Not saying its right or wrong but it's what I take and I like it a lot better than the "one a days" or anything line those.




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  [Posted 7/1/2012 6:44:29 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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check out http://sixnutrition.com/.  I started taking it a few weeks ago and I can truly notice a difference in how fast I recover and in my energy throughout the day.  It has a 90 day 110% money back gurantee too.




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  [Posted 7/2/2012 6:27:26 AM]  Daily multivitamin?

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I recommend HGH and EPO if you can get them




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  [Posted 7/2/2012 2:47:53 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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c_stein wrote:


I recommend HGH and EPO if you can get them

You can get both of these at Wal-Mart now.




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  [Posted 7/3/2012 10:31:26 AM]  Daily multivitamin?

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iTroyer wrote:


Does anyone have a suggestion for a daily multivitamin, if taking one at all? I'm going on 21, so I suppose I'm still young, but I can't imagine it would have any cons. My main concern is that my intake of fruits and veggies is rather low. I love carbs... But anyways, just curious as to whether or not anyone would suggestion taking a multivitamin, and if there was any one in particular. IF one is suggested, try and keep the price range low. I'm still paying for college, you know.


Where is runningart when you need him... Any of the veteran forum posters/readers remember that guy? haha

I take the One-A-Day Men's Health Formula. I think there's some tag on it like a sports thing, or whatever. But I've been using it since I was a sophomore in high school. I highly recommend it.




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  [Posted 7/3/2012 9:24:31 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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Wal-Mart caters to everyone's needs. I love it. It would be better if it were on the same shelf as Extenze. 




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  [Posted 7/3/2012 9:25:10 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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mattjordan525 wrote:


I take the One-A-Day Men's Health Formula. I think there's some tag on it like a sports thing, or whatever. But I've been using it since I was a sophomore in high school. I highly recommend it.

I was wondering if I would get a response about One-A-Day Men's. I always thought it seemed promising, but I never had any input!




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  [Posted 7/3/2012 10:57:33 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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  [Posted 7/4/2012 7:58:59 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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Actually I have heard on a number of occasions that Walmart generic vitamin brand is quality and not to expensive. I switched from Centrum complete one a day to vitaminshoppe brand "ultimate man" its actually a twice a day supplement I have liked it a lot better.



still no substitute for eating correctly though.



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  [Posted 7/5/2012 11:54:38 PM]  Daily multivitamin?

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iTroyer wrote:


I was wondering if I would get a response about One-A-Day Men's. I always thought it seemed promising, but I never had any input!

It might've just been placebo, but as soon as I started taking it, I noticed that my daily energy levels were so much better. I could wake up in the AM and feel great. This was high school, but I liked it and I've been using it ever since. So my bias is towards them. You could see about getting a smaller bottle to try and then switching out and if you prefer one over the other, you can go that route.



I don't use them to substitute eating healthy, but I like to have them to balance out any areas I may be weak in and reinforce others that are vital. Especially during illness. I've found myself recovering a lot faster.




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