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Vitamins which brand is safest


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Daphne do Collaborator

I like you guys need to take vitamins and I was curious if any one new which is the best brand of vitamins to take I have to take quite a few different ones I was glutened so long and keep getting accidentally gluten so far I have made it three weeks in a year and a half since I found out I had the disease I have been taking "nature  made" vitamins from Walgreens  thanks for your time to read this this is disease is not fun to deal 


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I use Liquid Health, and I only use the Mega Energy B-vitamins  and Neurological Support one tbsp each twice a day. Great just to add the liquid to a beverage. They also make a multivitamin and vitamin D. Get them on Vitacost best pricing wait for them to drop the 20% off supplement coupons they do once a month. 
I use Bluebonnet for Vitamin D, Ester C for vitamin C, I use 3 different brands for digestive enzymes. I get my treatments for my UC from BulkSupplements, and I use a few different brands for other supplements on rotation for protein and bodybuilding. 

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7 hours ago, Ennis_TX said:

I use Liquid Health, and I only use the Energy & Stress and Neurological Support one tbsp each twice a day. Great just to add the liquid to a beverage. They also make a multivitamin and vitamin D. Get them on Vitacost best pricing wait for them to drop the 20% off supplement coupons they do once a month. 
I use Bluebonnet for Vitamin D, Ester C for vitamin C, I use 3 different brands for digestive enzymes. I get my treatments for my UC from BulkSupplements, and I use a few different brands for other supplements on rotation for protein and bodybuilding. 

And none of that bothers you you use different brands and you feel healthy? How sensitive are you? If you know I have found out I am super sensitive in every way   way more than my own sister even my mom is dead so we don't know how bad she felt they didn't talk about stuff like that I'm sorry to ask so many questions I'm just having such a hard time with this thank you for your reply

Also what is a UC?

Ennis-TX Grand Master
2 hours ago, Daphne do said:

And none of that bothers you you use different brands and you feel healthy? How sensitive are you? If you know I have found out I am super sensitive in every way   way more than my own sister even my mom is dead so we don't know how bad she felt they didn't talk about stuff like that I'm sorry to ask so many questions I'm just having such a hard time with this thank you for your reply

Also what is a UC?

Ulcerative Colitis, it is another Autoimmune disease, but of the large intestine. Causes bloating, bloody stool, distention. Everyone has different triggers to cause it to flare, for me gluten, spices, sugar, carbs, starches. I use Marshmallow Root and Slippery Elm powder to coat and soothe it adjusting dosing.

And no, I am quite sensitive, I have gotten cross-contamination from stupid things like gluten residue from a kitchen knob, handle, or grocery transfer from my hand to a piece of gum or something I eat. And some retarded other things also, tiniest amounts can trigger ataxia for me where I will have motor control issues, numbness, among other things. Pretty much my immune system goes after my intestines, brain, and nervous system in reaction to gluten. So even in trace amounts that might not trigger the extreme gastro pain, I will find out with neurological issues. 

I have gotten CCed from Hemp protein and some other off brands of products a few years ago, but I quickly find out which ones are the bad brands and drop them.
The Liquid Health are gluten-free marked but again best pricing is Vitacost right now, https://www.liquidhealthinc.com/products/

Awol cast iron stomach Experienced

I use Vitanica women's symmetry as my multi.

Since I need additional support for Mg and D 

I use trace minerals Mega Mag (magnesium) 

Vitamin D -D drops or vitamin shoppe liquid vitamin D3 

I use multiple brands as I need to be gluten, corn, and milk free.

Lastly, I make water keifer at home as my probiotic as many probiotics are grown on corn or can contain milk which both upset my immune system.

Good luck 

Awol cast iron stomach Experienced
On 4/7/2019 at 12:24 PM, Awol cast iron stomach said:

I use Vitanica women's symmetry as my multi.

Since I need additional support for Mg and D 

I use trace minerals Mega Mag (magnesium) 

Vitamin D -D drops or vitamin shoppe liquid vitamin D3 

I use multiple brands as I need to be gluten, corn, and milk free.

Lastly, I make water keifer at home as my probiotic as many probiotics are grown on corn or can contain milk which both upset my immune system.

Good luck 

Edit: After your post-I checked into Vitanica florasymmetry  there are no milk derivatives so I ordered some. I'll have to see how it goes to help support my water keifer.

Fbmb Rising Star

I like the vita fusion gummies. I’ve called them and they said that their vitamins are gluten free and they are made in a gluten free facility. 


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