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Vitamins

pedro

By pedro
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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pedro
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Hi all

Does anyone knows a good brand of vitamins. Something strong especially when you have malabsorption. I've been in a gluten free diet for about 5 weeks, and I am always very tired.

Your help is appreciated. :rolleyes:

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Hi all

Does anyone knows a good brand of vitamins. Something strong especially when you have malabsorption. I've been in a gluten free diet for about 5 weeks, and I am always very tired.

Your help is appreciated. :rolleyes:

My gasto dr recommended just centrum vitamins as they are gluten free - I have been taking them, plus an omega 3 for about 5 weeks, plus a probiotic - (all gluten free) HOWEVER, I just started to take mangoni - a now product. I love it, I only take 2 tbl spoons a day - I have more energy then I have for quite a while.

cchhrriiss Newbie
cchhrriiss
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Nature made are gluten free!

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Phyllis28
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Nature Made is available at Costco. The Kirkland Multivitamins are also gluten free. The bottles contain 300 to 500 pills each.

pedro Explorer
pedro
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Thanks for your replies.

Best reagards to everyone

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Ursa Major
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I take the hypoallergenic Nu-Thera multivitamin from Open Original Shared Link.

L.A. Contributor
L.A.
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You may want to have your iron checked. I'm on iron supplements due to my celiac disease.

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wowzer Community Regular
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Check out the The Dollar Tree. It said gluten free and much more right on the label of their vitamins.

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