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What Vitamins do you take?


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Ok I am 46 year old male. I have decided to go on a quest to lose weight.I have a goal of twenty pounds and expect about six months to get there so far I have lost eight pounds in three weeks. I do not think my next eight pounds will come as quickly. I have reduced my caloric intake and increased my fitness

I have reduced my calories and meat and increased my fruits and vegetables. I am not a saint so the diet modification is more like a guideline than a rule. I am not counting calories yet. I am not sure I will.

I am on a exercise program as well. I ride three to four times a week more than one hour at a pace that not many pass me up.(I have always rode but never on a schedule before now, I love to bike so this is not a problem) I am going to the gym to lift weights twice a week for about 40 minuets. I have a physical job

I am taking some vitamins but am not sure what would best suit me and my goals. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated

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Does anyone know where the best christian sites are for natural cures and vitamins?

I know of a few, but would like to know more.

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which vitamins needed in pregnancy?

I normally take a few vitamins daily (or at least a few times a week):
Zinc 50
B-50 complex (includes folate)
Magnesium 500
C 1000

Do I really need to switch to a prenatal? The problem is I will only take a good high quality, lead-tested vitamin, and the brand that I will take will cost me about $20 a month once I pay for shipping since it isn’t sold near me. I’m not taking something cheap that I don’t really know what’s in it… but I can’t afford to buy more vitamins if the ones I take are good enough.
I do (for now – no sickness yet – fingers crossed!) eat a very good diet (oatmeal for breakfast… salad and kefir for lunch… whatever homemade dinner I make that day).

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What are good natural shampoos, conditioners, hair vitamins that work to make ur hair strong & shiny?

please help i’m a Sicilian female and i have thin light ash brown hair, i use organic burt’s bees shampoo & conditioner but it makes my hair to dry and flat . any adivce will be greatly appreciated. thnx

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Vitamins for your body & octane booster for your car

A very good way to think about performance enhancers, including vitamins, is to think of them as an octane booster. In this instance the gas you put into your car would be your normal daily diet. Vitamins and capsules such as green tea bullets make your normal food work better. That’s why we should think about what we’re doing if we have chosen to use them at all. Too few of us do that.

Most of us simply eat because its time to do so and because it’s fun. Meals taste good and are too often just seen as rewards for having gotten through a set of tasks during certain parts of the day. Seldom are they thought of as fuel to help you through a set of tasks or, in the case of an evening meal, as a way of replenishing energy store and tissue depletion.

Living athletically requires more energy than simply sitting in front of one’s computer or desk at a 9 to 5 job. Granted, either of these can feel exhausting because of the demands which they place on you (stress). However,the calorie usage is not as great. Nor is there the same wear and tear on the musculature.

If you are doing a daily workout routine, you need to have an adequate supply of food for energy. You need to satisfy your hunger. But you cannot overdo it. Consuming too may calories even when working out will still result in one’s becoming fat. It also results in sluggishness due to the amount of time which is needed for digestion.

That’ is why vitamins are so necessary. Especially the B-complex vitamins cause more rapid digestion of your food and a more complete absorption into your tissues. This makes what you eat much more available for what you do. As a result you need less than if you did not take them at all.

For many, this is counter intuitive. They believe that increased physical demands will result in increased appetite which they equate with a need for more food. Nothing could be more disastrous for a conditioning routine. What is needed is better usage and increased availability of what is consumed, just like octane booster does for the gas in your car. It really makes the fuel work better to getting you more efficiently to the places you want to go. Not surprisingly then, it even results in better gas mileage to say nothing of a cleaner engine.

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