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Has anyone found a good gluten free multivitamin? I tried women's one a day and they upset my stomach. Not sure what's in it that's bothering me because the bottle says gluten free.

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women's  mega food plus  just google  , you will find  many... if you are  new  to  this  disease  it maybe  just  the body fighting  back with  the new  changes.....the  body  doesn't  always  easily accept  change....it  takes  a lot  of  time  ...

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I went through a few and finally settled on Equate for Women (generic Centrum).

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Has anyone found a good gluten free multivitamin? I tried women's one a day and they upset my stomach. Not sure what's in it that's bothering me because the bottle says gluten free.

 

Try taking your multivitamin with a meal, if you were doing on an empty stomach.

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I use Super Nutrition Women's Blend Antioxidant Rich Multi-vitamin.  They are vegetarian food based tablets with no gluten.  Some health food stores carry the brand but I order mine from Amazon. 

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I use Super Nutrition Women's Blend Antioxidant Rich Multi-vitamin.  They are vegetarian food based tablets with no gluten.  Some health food stores carry the brand but I order mine from Amazon. 

Thanks. I'll see what I can find

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