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LoriNJ

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SAFE to start vitamins all at once ?
Posted: 04-06-08 15:27pm

I went to GNC to purchase vitamins. Up until now I've only take 1 centrum daily. I heard the GNC Women's vitamins were better than Centrum.
The clerk at the store talked me into purchasing The WOMEN'S ULTRA MEGA WELLNESS PROGRAM
it offers: mulitvitamin support, bone health, balanced mood support, heart and cholesterol health, and digestive support.
You get a 30 day supply. Each day is individually wrapped and it contains 6 different tablets.

I'm a little nervous about the balanced mood supporter:
it contains passion flower, berry blend, rhodiola rose root
sunthenin -l-Theanine

The saleswomen said they can't keep these on the shelf, EVERYONE takes them and LOVES them.

Im a bit afraid to start all this at once?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
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huffster

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Posted: 05-04-08 01:08am

Just start out slow. Maybe try taking 1/2 dosage at first and then increase to the full dosage. Some people do experience some very minor side effects like an upset stomach, but most do not have any problems. I've never taken GNC but based upon the information I have, they are better than Centrum. My wife and I sell pharmaceutical grade supplements which are even better than GNC according to research. Also, make every attempt to take the supplements with food. That will help the absorption and reduce the change for side effects.
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