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    B Complex ???

    My multi has tons of B vitamins, are they that important ?? for example ::

    B1 - 5000 %usrda
    B2 - 4410 %usrda
    B6 - 3750 %usrda
    B12 - 1250 %usrda

    bla bla bla, that is huge compared to everything else in them. Is this OK ?? It's supposed to be a pretty good multi.

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    That is fine. The b-complex family is water soluable so you do not store it for later use like fat soluable vitamins. It would be beneficial to break up the dosage during the day to keep a constant supply in your system as opposed to one big dose which will just get "peed" out.


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    Originally posted by gopro
    It would be beneficial to break up the dosage during the day to keep a constant supply in your system as opposed to one big dose which will just get "peed" out.
    WOW !! that sucks, as my multi directions is to take a (5 pill pack) after my biggest meal

    I guess that is no good Give me more info gopro !!

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    TJohn, if you want good multi with a "time released B"......check into Nature's Plus Ultra One or Ultra Two (SR) or they have an Iron-free Ultra One if need be! (their method of TR (vegetable cellulose) will keep the B in you for 7-10 hours depending on metabolism)

    With B's, always becareful to keep B-6 under 250 mgs a day, it can cause a reversible form of nevre damage!

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    reversable or irreversable?

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    Originally posted by w8lifter
    reversable or irreversable?
    Reversable, like in then out!


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    lol...just checking

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    Originally posted by Dr. Pain
    TJohn, if you want good multi with a "time released B"......check into Nature's Plus Ultra One or Ultra Two (SR) or they have an Iron-free Ultra One if need be! (their method of TR (vegetable cellulose) will keep the B in you for 7-10 hours depending on metabolism)

    With B's, always becareful to keep B-6 under 250 mgs a day, it can cause a reversible form of nevre damage!

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    Thanks Doc

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    Good advice from Dr P. I take a multivitamin at 4 different meals per day. This keeps my blood levels constant. Also, note, that although rare, toxicity can occur with the fat soluable vitamins A, D, E, K, when taken in too large amounts.


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    Is potassium a fat soluable ot water soluable vitamin/min ?
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    Originally posted by GYM GURU
    Is potassium a fat soluable ot water soluable vitamin/min ?

    water...


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    Time released is the way to go ..and you can take high doses...its good for you and what you dont use you will piss it out....

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