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Vitamin Regime Suggestions


CharlesBronson

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Hello Everyone

I know I've seen it around here somewhere, but I can't find it through searching. I'm hoping someone can help.

Is there a list a vitamins/minerals we celiacs should be supplementing with and the dose we should take?

Thank you


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GodsGal Community Regular
On 9/30/2021 at 8:18 PM, CharlesBronson said:

Hello Everyone

I know I've seen it around here somewhere, but I can't find it through searching. I'm hoping someone can help.

Is there a list a vitamins/minerals we celiacs should be supplementing with and the dose we should take?

Thank you

Hi Charles!

I have seen people posting about this as well. I would suggest that @knitty kitty might have some helpful posts. I would suggest that if you are planning to add vitamin or mineral supplements, make sure that you talk with your doctor/pharmacist to make sure that they won't cause any drug interactions.

Scott Adams Grand Master

We do list many of the common deficiencies in this article, but don't make specific dosage recommendations, as they would vary greatly from person to person:

 

CharlesBronson Enthusiast
16 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

We do list many of the common deficiencies in this article, but don't make specific dosage recommendations, as they would vary greatly from person to person:

 

Thank you!

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