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Posted by: L Armstrong

Hi i was just wondering......

I dont take anything at the moment.....

What vitamins etc are a good idea to take? What would be beneficial in terms of aiding weight training and boosting metabolism?

Posted by: 911=InsideJob

The only vitamin supllement I take is for Vitamine E cuz apparently its the most defeciant vitamine we all have but need. There are several different types of vitamin E, I'm taking the one which is good for skin and cardiovascular health.

I get all my other vitamins from food (milk, different fruits, greens, ect...)

Not sure if there is any vitamin that helps you grow but I know that things like vitamins A and C help you recover faster. In fact, all vitamins are good for your body one way or another (obviously)

Posted by: Valias

I'd say a multivitamin should be for anyone who works out frequently and/or doesn't have an A-Grade diet. depending on trial and error some other vitamins/minerals may be good, vitamin C and B vitamins in particular.

Posted by: vortrit

I take a multivitamin, vitamin C, Vitamin B Complex, and vitamin E. And fish oil pills.

Posted by: Plateau_Max

Vitamin C is a real good one no matter what your diet is like. Also I haven't met anyone who gets the recommended fish or flax in their diet so I'd recommend 2 grams of fish oil Omega-3 and two grams of flax oil Omega-3 on training days and 1 gram of each on non training days. These are all great anti-inflammatory supps and support healthy muscle growth especially in the case of hard gainers.

Posted by: IainDaniel

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Originally Posted by 911=InsideJob

The only vitamin supllement I take is for Vitamine E cuz apparently its the most defeciant vitamine we all have but need. There are several different types of vitamin E, I'm taking the one which is good for skin and cardiovascular health.

I get all my other vitamins from food (milk, different fruits, greens, ect...)

Not sure if there is any vitamin that helps you grow but I know that things like vitamins A and C help you recover faster. In fact, all vitamins are good for your body one way or another (obviously)

Care to explain?

Posted by: Gordo

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Care to explain?

This should be good

Posted by: 911=InsideJob

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Care to explain?

Nah, not really.

Posted by: IainDaniel

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Originally Posted by 911=InsideJob

Nah, not really.

Go figure unless you have something to back up the shit you spew, then please don't post the crap you do.

Posted by: assassin

I take multivitamins/anti-oxidants...That's enough as i think , the rest should be from a good diet

Posted by: Raz

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Originally Posted by assassin

I take multivitamins/anti-oxidants...That's enough as i think , the rest should be from a good diet

Agreed. I think a good diet with lots of variety and a multi-vitamin and a couple of cups of green tea's is excellent for anyone, unless your doctor or an expert such as 'Trouble'

reccommend otherwise.

Posted by: Raz

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Originally Posted by assassin

I take multivitamins/anti-oxidants...That's enough as i think , the rest should be from a good diet

Agreed. I think a good diet with lots of variety and a multi-vitamin and a couple of cups of green tea's is excellent for anyone, unless your doctor or an expert such as 'Trouble'

reccommend otherwise.

Posted by: L Armstrong

Thanks for the imput guys!

I have a multi, amega 3, c and a multi b!

My diet is ok, not brill!!

But i also consider poor digestion and poor absorption and how this will hinder the uptake of vital vits!

Maybe i worry too much.

Posted by: ReproMan

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Go figure unless you have something to back up the shit you spew, then please don't post the crap you do.

Who are you, the poetry Mod?

Posted by: IainDaniel

LOL I didn't even realize I did that. So f-off Fatcat.

Ok that was just ghey. I won't do it anymore.

Posted by: assassin

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

LOL I didn't even realize I did that. So f-off Fatcat.

Ok that was just ghey. I won't do it anymore.

no that was funny lol

Posted by: 911=InsideJob

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Go figure unless you have something to back up the shit you spew, then please don't post the crap you do.

Read it in a book. Arnet you the guy who said eating white bread was just as bad as eating candy?

Posted by: Jodi

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Originally Posted by 911=InsideJob

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Originally Posted by IainDaniel

Care to explain?

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Originally Posted by 911=InsideJob

Nah, not really.

Nope this is bullshit! I agree totally with Iain here. You are NOW being refrained from posting such a bullshit post if you have no scientific facts with links to back up what you are saying. We give out GOOD advice here, not half assed and if you can't provide anything to prove your advice and theories, then I will be forced to delete them. I will not allow advice that is untrue. People actually follow what we say here and if they read shit like this they are sorely losing out.

So there you go. Prove it or don't post it.

Posted by: blueboy75

http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?t...rient&dbid=111

Deficiency symptoms for vitamin E are difficult to pinpoint and controversial in the research literature. The area of broadest agreement involves malabsorption. In many research studies, low levels of vitamin E are associated with digestive system problems where nutrients are poorly absorbed from the digestive tract. These problems include pancreatic disease, gallbladder disease, liver disease, and celiac disease. A second area of focus for vitamin E deficiency symptoms is called peripheral neuropathy. This area focuses on nervous system problems in the arms, hands, legs, and feet. Pain, tingling, and loss of sensation in these extremities have been associated with vitamin E deficiency. Although many healthcare practitioners report that skin problems appear closely linked to vitamin E deficiency, there are limited human research studies to support this view.

Posted by: 911=InsideJob

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Originally Posted by blueboy75

http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?t...rient&dbid=111

Deficiency symptoms for vitamin E are difficult to pinpoint and controversial in the research literature. The area of broadest agreement involves malabsorption. In many research studies, low levels of vitamin E are associated with digestive system problems where nutrients are poorly absorbed from the digestive tract. These problems include pancreatic disease, gallbladder disease, liver disease, and celiac disease. A second area of focus for vitamin E deficiency symptoms is called peripheral neuropathy. This area focuses on nervous system problems in the arms, hands, legs, and feet. Pain, tingling, and loss of sensation in these extremities have been associated with vitamin E deficiency. Although many healthcare practitioners report that skin problems appear closely linked to vitamin E deficiency, there are limited human research studies to support this view.

Thank you. Read it in Natural Cures by Kevin Tradeau

Posted by: Jodi

I said SCIENTIFIC facts. Not some overzealous site that regugitates Kevin Trudeau. This is NOT proof! It's some know it all spewing shit out of their mouths just like most of your healthy websites that fail to provide real evidence to their claims.

Our site isn't always about the scientific facts but when I see someone posting puke post after puke post without proof and clearly shows no knowledge of the matter at hand, I get mad. I will be deleting these posts tomorrow if you don't provide proof otherwise.

Posted by: 911=InsideJob

The dude posted that info from whfoods.com. That's not scientific?

Posted by: Jodi

No, whfoods.com is NOT scientific.

Here is an abstact on vitamin e as an example: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract

Posted by: 911=InsideJob

I apolagize.

Posted by: Jodi

No need to apologize, just provide something to back up your claims. I just don't want to see others take the advice without really knowing all the facts. By throwing out a blanket statement without having any proof to why you feel this way is not really helping anyone and could potentially harm someone. If you are going to make a statement like you did then don't post it in such a way that makes people think that is what they should do too. It's fine to provide alternative feedback and explain why you do something differently but if you feel that THIS is the way it should be done, then that's where science needs to come in and explain why and not because some nimwit like Kevin Turdeau says so. I just really wanted to get this point across to you.

Posted by: wilwn

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Originally Posted by 911=InsideJob

The dude posted that info from whfoods.com. That's not scientific?

i think jodi means actual studies and peer-reviewed journals.

Posted by: Gordo

For instance, whfoods.com provides lots of info, but it's supported with references.... The vitamin e information, scroll to the bottom (this is what makes it credible):

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References

* Azzi A, Stocker A. Vitamin E: non-antioxidant roles. Prog Lip Res 2000;39(3):231-255 2000
* Bendich A, Machlin LJ. Safety of oral intake of vitamin E. Am J Clin Nutr 1988;48:612-619 1988
* Cooney RV, Franke AA, Harwood PJ et al. Gamma-tocopherol detoxification of nitrogen dioxide:superiority to alpha-tocopherol. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 1993 Mar 1;90(5):1771-5 1993
* Darr D, Dunston S, Faust HH, et al. Effectiveness of antioxidants (vitamin C and E) with and without sunscreens as topical photoprotectants. Acta Derm Venerol 1996;76:264-268 1996
* Groff JL, Gropper SS, Hunt SM. Advanced Nutrition and Human Metabolism. West Publishing Company, New York, 1995
* Jiang Q, Wong J, Fyrst H, Saba JD, Ames BN. gamma-Tocopherol or combinations of vitamin E forms induce cell death in human prostate cancer cells by interrupting sphingolipid synthesis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2004 Dec 21;101(51):17825-30., PMID: 15596715
* Mascio PD, Murphy ME, Sies H. Antioxidant defense systems: the role of Carotenoids, tocopherols, and thiols. Am J Clin Nutr 1991;53:194S-200S 1991
* Morris MC, Evans DA, Tangney CC, Bienias JL, Wilson RS, Aggarwal NT, Scherr PA. Relation of the tocoperol forms to incident Alzheimer disease and to cognitive change. Am J Clin Nutr. 2005 Feb;81(2):508-14., PMID: 15699242
* Packer L. Vitamin E is nature's master antioxidant. Sci Amer 1994;Mar-Apr:54-63 1994
* Packer L, Weber SU, Rimbach G. Molecular aspects of alpha-tocotrienol antioxidant action and cell signaling. J Nutr 2001;131(2):369S-73S 2001
* Schwenke DC. Does lack of tocopherols and tocotrienols put women at increased risk of breast cancer. J Nutr Biochem 2002 Jan;13(1):2-20 2002
* Sokol RJ. Vitamin E deficiency in adults. Ann Int Med 1984;100:769 1984
* Wu X, Radcliffe J. Papers on alpha-tocopherol intake and bladder cancer risk. presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Cancer Research, held in Orlando, FL, May 23, 2004.

Posted by: Jodi

Yes but I want to see a study for what he stated.

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Where is the study saying it's the most deficient vitamin? I'd be willing to bet there isn't one.

Posted by: Jodi

As a matter of fact, I think most people are actually most deficient in Vitamin D.

http://jn.nutrition.org/cgi/content/...t/135/11/2739S

Posted by: Gordo

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Originally Posted by Jodi

As a matter of fact, I think most people are actually most deficient in Vitamin D.

http://jn.nutrition.org/cgi/content/...t/135/11/2739S

Even more so if you live North of the 49th parallel LOL.

Nothing I love more in the winter than going to work in the dark and leaving work in the dark

Posted by: IainDaniel

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Originally Posted by Gordo

Even more so if you live North of the 49th parallel LOL.

Nothing I love more in the winter than going to work in the dark and leaving work in the dark

No talk about that. It is almost that time

Posted by: Jodi

I can honestly say I don't miss that

Posted by: IainDaniel

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Originally Posted by Jodi

I can honestly say I don't miss that

Shoosh traitor!

Posted by: Jodi

Posted by: Gordo

bring back the stubby!
BTW, we really Do dress like that, least, I do

Posted by: JimSnow

I take 2 standard vitamin/mineral, 2 grams C, 800 i.u. E. 6g of creatine monohydrate, 5g l-glutamine, and 3g of what is known as 'NOS'.

I really doubt any of this does me any good whatsoever... but my pee hasn't gone "technicolor" yet.

Posted by: L Armstrong

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Originally Posted by JimSnow

I take 2 standard vitamin/mineral, 2 grams C, 800 i.u. E. 6g of creatine monohydrate, 5g l-glutamine, and 3g of what is known as 'NOS'.

I really doubt any of this does me any good whatsoever... but my pee hasn't gone "technicolor" yet.

Not yet!

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