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Viatmins, Minerals, Supplement - Oh My!

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Anyone have any good sources for gluten-free vitamins, minerals, and other dietary supplements?

Tom

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Here are some things I highly recommend:

Liquid Vitamins Plus by Utrition...I prefer liquid because of the absorption.

Enzymes-Enzymatic Therapy

Probiotics-Enzymatic Therapy, Kyo-Dophilus by Wakunaga of America

There are alot of good brands to get but these things I find essential.

All of the things above I take and are gluten free and say so right on the bottle.

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I really like the New Vision brand of liquid minerals. They have been a real help for me.

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Thanks for the info! Where do you buy them?

Tom

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Health food stores are a good place to look.

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Centrum -- gluten-free and easy to find.

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Check out the New Vision website www.newvision.com. They're a mail order company and make some good products. The minerals are pricey but for me about 1oz every three days works for me so I can stretch a bottle out. They make liquid vitamins but they're pricey so I just use their liquid minerals and take whatever vitamins I find on sale at the grocery store as long as it's gluten free.

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Thanks everyone, for the suggestions, but I really appreciate your mentioning Centrum, celiac3270. It's a brand that is, as you said, easy to find and relatively affordable. I went to their website yesterday and saw that they have a chewable version for adults and kids over 9 years of age, so I wanted to make sure that they would be o.k. too. They are, and they told me that all of their vitamin/mineral suppliments are gluten-free with ONE EXCEPTION: Centrum Silver Chewables (for people over 50.) They said that this is a brand new product and the company has yet to determine if they are gluten-free. So, I just thought that people would want to know this.

Paula

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