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If your diet is crap, then maybe.Mojojojojojojojo wrote: ↑ Is this worth taking...?
Not if you don't have any specific deficiency, as shown by a blood test. For example, Vitamin B12 deficiency is a common one. Most docs today say to stay away from multi-vitamins unless there's a specific problem that you're trying to address. The body is like a thermostat, too much of a "good thing" can throw the balance off-kilter and have the opposite effect.Mojojojojojojojo wrote: ↑ Is this worth taking...?
I can assure you no sane human being outside of the internet thinks that you'll throw anything out of whack by taking a daily multivitamin.thelasthunter wrote: ↑ Not if you don't have any specific deficiency, as shown by a blood test. For example, Vitamin B12 deficiency is a common one. Most docs today say to stay away from multi-vitamins unless there's a specific problem that your trying to fix. The body is like a thermostat, too much of a "good thing" can throw it out of whack.
The issue is, if you're healthy you're spending money for no apparent reason. What are the benefits of supplementation in healthy people? If there are any it's dubious. Also, many people go overboard, and take pills and powders, do all types of overlap. Again, most docs don't recommend multivitamins in otherwise healthy people as some type of preventative measure. But the supplement industry won't mind.
At 3 dollars a month, why not?thelasthunter wrote: ↑ The issue is, if you're healthy you're spending money for no apparent reason. What are the benefits of supplementation in healthy people? If there are any it's dubious. Also, many people go overboard, and take pills and powders, do all types of overlap. Again, most docs don't recommend multivitamins in otherwise healthy people as some type of preventative measure. But the supplement industry won't mind.
Just one example, out of many, pertaining to nicotinamide (vitamin B3), an increasingly popular supplement. https://thehill.com/changing-america/37 ... tudy-says/
Fake Newsthelasthunter wrote: ↑ Just one example, out of many, pertaining to nicotinamide (vitamin B3), lately a popular supplement. https://thehill.com/changing-america/37 ... tudy-says/
Bro, EVERYTHING is linked to cancer today. This just in, we're all going to die at the end of this ride. Just live your life like rihanna saysthelasthunter wrote: ↑ Just one example, out of many, pertaining to nicotinamide (vitamin B3), an increasingly popular supplement. https://thehill.com/changing-america/37 ... tudy-says/
That’s absolutely right, we never landed on Moon as well. US faked it, they fake everythingthelasthunter wrote: ↑ Source: “A bioluminescent-based probe for in vivo non-invasive monitoring of nicotinamide riboside uptake reveals a link between metastasis and NAD+ metabolism” was published in the Journal of Biosensors and Bioelectronics.
Yeah, I'm sure the research is fictitious based on you saying so. We never landed on the moon either, right?
D3. Also, dont just rely on Vitamin D3. It only helps if your hairloss id due to vitamin d deficiency. Chances are, its your gened. Get on finasteride asap along w d3Ridinginoffice7 wrote: ↑ What Vitamins to take for hair loss?
Dont take finasteride it broke my weenieMojojojojojojojo wrote: ↑ D3. Also, dont just rely on Vitamin D3. It only helps if your hairloss id due to vitamin d deficiency. Chances are, its your gened. Get on finasteride asap along w d3
