I'm 39 and I just started taking a multi about a year ago, It's called Opti-Pak 2000 and there are 5 pills per pack which I take after my biggest meal once a day. Honestly, I don't feel any different. The only thing that's changed is my pee !! I turns bright yellow from the B complex a few hours after I take them. Just wondering what types of multi's you all take, and if you think they're good to take.
TJohn
Posted by: Prince
I take a packet that sounds similar. You really will not have any noticable effects from a multi vitamin (maybe a little increased energy from the B's), but it's good for overall health and recovery.
Posted by: Snake_Eyes
Just a generic Centrum from the grocery store.
Posted by: Prince
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Originally posted by Snake_Eyes
Just a generic Centrum from the grocery store.
I think you need something a little better than that!
Posted by: Robboe
Why do you say that?
Are you forgetting the vitamins and minerals found naturally in foods?
I take a Tesco's own brand. It's reasonably priced, unlike the stuff available with fancy names and company logos stamped on them. At the end of the day, vitamins are vitamins and minerals are minerals. Just cause they're from twinlab or problab or muscletech or met-rx doesn't make them superior.
Posted by: Prince
If you were to spend the money on expensive organic foods then you could probably get away with out a multi-vitamin (providing you ate a well balanced diet w/ lots of veggies), but if you eat the shit from the local grocery store then you should spend some money on a quality muli-vitamin/mineral packet.
Posted by: Robboe
He was only referring to centrum from the local grocery store.
How do you know whether he eats organic or "shit"?
Posted by: Prince
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Originally posted by tidalwaverus
I take the same it's half price and just as good
really?
Posted by: KOnakinsky
Vitamins aren't going to change anything. It's more of an insurance policy if you don't get the right amounts of vitamins from food sources. It wouldn't hurt to take just a regular one a day.
