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Non-Pill Vitamin Supplements?

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Bob Newman - 05 Mar 2005 02:45 GMT
I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
(including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can mix
with food or eat as a candy bar type or anything like that.
--

Thanks in advance... Bob
Jeff - 05 Mar 2005 05:19 GMT
>I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can
> mix
> with food or eat as a candy bar type or anything like that.

Yeah. It  is called eating a good diet. With a good diet, you don't need
vitamins.

Jeff

> --
>
> Thanks in advance... Bob
Bob Newman - 05 Mar 2005 11:30 GMT
Mr. Sarcastic, you do if a medical condition leaves your body unable to
process many vitamins in the normal manner.

Bob

> >I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> > (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can
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> >
> > Thanks in advance... Bob
Jeff - 05 Mar 2005 17:32 GMT
> Mr. Sarcastic, you do if a medical condition leaves your body unable to
> process many vitamins in the normal manner.

Actually, that Dr. Sarcastic, to you.

Mr. Newman didn't state what brings him to conclude that he needs more
vitamins.

Jeff

> Bob
>
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>> >
>> > Thanks in advance... Bob
George Lagergren - 07 Mar 2005 00:19 GMT
> >I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> > (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can
> > mix   with food or eat as a candy bar type or anything like that.

"Jeff" <kidsdoc2000@hotmail.com> replied:
> Yeah. It  is called eating a good diet. With a good diet, you don't need
> vitamins.

         Who  determines  what  is  a  good  diet?    A  raw  food  diet?

          Science  technology  now  allows  one  to  have  a  good  diet
          plus  take  vitamins/minerals  in  a  "food  form"  format  which
          is  accepted  by  the  body  as  food.

          Examples  of  "food  form"  vitamins  supplements  are  MegaFood
          (Alpha)  and  Standard  Process  brands.

          Taking  the  MegaFood (Alpha) vitamins  improved  my  eyesight.
Cubit - 05 Mar 2005 17:16 GMT
Some of the protein powders add some vitamins and minerals.

For example:
http://www.advantagesupplements.com/bnatbeslowca.html

I have no commercial connection with the product or the websites selling it.

I think this particular product is the ideal diet powder, but the product
even says on the canister that it is not for dieting.  I have consumed a lot
of this stuff with no ill effect.

> I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can mix
> with food or eat as a candy bar type or anything like that.
> --
>
> Thanks in advance... Bob
Rene - 06 Mar 2005 02:52 GMT
>I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Thanks in advance... Bob

I take one of these every morning:
http://www.alacer.com/cgi-bin/dbsearch.exe?mdb=/products.mdb,tbl=products,DB_cod
e=40,DBCOMP=ABS,template=/products/returntitle.htm


If link does not work go to http://www.alacer.com click on "products" and
then "emergen c".  Sorry, no iron though.

Ren?
John Que - 06 Mar 2005 04:25 GMT
> I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can mix
> with food or eat as a candy bar type or anything like that.
> --
>
> Thanks in advance... Bob

Why do you need iron?
What books are you reading?
How old are you?
What medical conditions do you have?
What gender?
Goals?

LEF makes a vitamin powder. It is
pretty well designed.

I'd avoid the vitamin liquids as they
have serious stability issue once opened.
Bob Newman - 07 Mar 2005 12:20 GMT
> Why do you need iron?
I have had gastric bypass surgery so a lot of the vitamins are not absorbed
in the normal way.  I've also recently had cardiac bypass (unrelated
except...) naturally the docs want me to take a million heart pills.  Couple
that with my natural affinity for pills and a lot of the time I don't take
them as I should.

> What books are you reading? None

> How old are you? 57

> What medical conditions do you have?
Diabetes, asthma heart & gastric bypass, sleep apnea & probably a few more.

> What gender?
ME
> Goals?
Physical vitality (I do a lot of bike riding & want the same level of
endurance & what moderate speed I had before.

Bob

> > I am a rookie to this but... I am in need of various vitamin supplements
> > (including iron) but can't stand taking pills.  Is there anything I can
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> I'd avoid the vitamin liquids as they
> have serious stability issue once opened.
John Que - 27 Mar 2005 00:34 GMT
> > Why do you need iron?
> I have had gastric bypass surgery so a lot of the vitamins are not absorbed
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> > What medical conditions do you have?
> Diabetes, asthma heart & gastric bypass, sleep apnea & probably a few more.

Yikes. Hopefully the lose of weight will help with the
DM and the heart problems. Do you wear an anti apnea
breathing device at night. If not it is vital you
get checked out. Sleep apnea will hasten aging if
uncorrected.

> > What gender?
>  ME
> > Goals?
> Physical vitality (I do a lot of bike riding & want the same level of
> endurance & what moderate speed I had before.

Keep at it. It should improve with the lose of weight.

> Bob
>
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> > I'd avoid the vitamin liquids as they
> > have serious stability issue once opened.
 
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