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[Syl 0]

Hello everyone, thanks for reading. I've been using Country Life liquid multi-vitamin and their calcium for almost 10 months now, and I definitely think its a large part of how I regained a lot of my energy, BUT I am concerned. I have a known citrus allergy to Oranges, Lemons, grapefruit, and so on (as shown in IGG testing and personal experience) so I've recently stopped taking it as I fear the NONI juice in it might have been causing an allergic reaction. I seem to have to go to the bathroom almost every time I use it in the morning, so I was wondering if perhaps I was reacting to it. To make a long story short, I wanted to give a new vitamin a try, but its hard to find one that is as complete as this one, and easy to absorb (chelated, liquid, etc) as I have poor absorption. I'd be delighted to hear any suggestions on this as after searching the forums I still haven't found one to my liking.

Another important question is a Fish Oil. I haven't been able to start taking one for the fats I desperately need because of my soy allergy I recently tried Spectrums Cod liver oil, but had a bad reaction with little bumps forming on my hands. It's very hard to find a good one without Vitamin E derived from Soy for a preservative and I'd LOVE some help on this one as I feel I'd benefit greatly from a Fish oil.

Thank you so much for your time!!

[chili 0]

I take Womens fitness tabs from

www.MDR.com THey are amazing and free from almost everything. go on their website, they even have the fish oil tabs called pristinium. free from gluten, yeast, dairy, soy, and more.

good luck.

[ravenwoodglass 1,346]

I take Nature Made Cod Liver Oil. It is gluten free and simply has:

Cod Liver Oil, Gelatin, Glycerin and Water.

I am sensitive to soy and it was the only fish oil I could find without it.

[mushroom 1,209]

I take NOW Super EPA with 1000 mg natural fish oil concentrate, in a softgel with gelatin, glycerin, water and Vitamin E (as natural ld-alpha tocopheral). nowfoods.com However, it does contain soy derivatives which I do not react to.

[Syl 0]

Thank you all for your suggestions. The MDR one looks interesting, I'll certainly consider that one :]

Looking at the Cod Liver Oil on Nature made's website they state it contains soy, perhaps its in an amount you can tolerate tho. I seem to have a tolerance level for it, but not much. With the Spectrum oil only a tsp was enough to send me into an allergic reaction so I'm trying to be more cautious. I envy those who can handle soy for sure, would make finding a fish oil for the all important fatty acids easy I would just increase the amount of fish I eat but I almost never trust fish over the counter as it is due to paranoia of cross contamination.

Thanks for the help tho, I will keep looking for that one!

[mushroom 1,209]

Don't get me wrong, I usually react to soy, but not to these for some reason. Maybe I am not as sensitive as I used to be because it used to be I could not handle soy lelcithin in chocolate but now I can

[Syl 0]

Interesting. Perhaps it is the form that the soy comes in that you are able to tolerate as well. Since there are different make-ups, proteins, etc - you may be able to tolerate one but not the other :] Envious I remain I can see the negative effects each day that my deficiencies present me (fortunately getting further vitamin testing on Tuesday), but the lack of essential fats is killer. I seem to lose so much of my food after eating it that I really need the support of a fish oil. The search continues