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In reply to the discussion: The dismal news about supplements. Why bother? [View all]djean111
(14,255 posts)1. And here my doctor has recommended I take supplements like D3 and such........
I think just saying "supplements" is (deliberately) too much of a broad brush.
In any event, I have steered well clear of prescription meds all of my life and attribute the fact that I do not need any prescription meds in my late 60's to that. That crap can kill ya. Says so on the label, says so on WebMD, says so on the Mayo Clinic site.
I will stick to my little list of supplements, methinks!
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WebMD and the Mayo Clinic websites actually do cover lots of supplements, dosage, side effects,
djean111
Nov 2013
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What I'm relying on is thousands of years of proven efficacy. Not the dubious claims of
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#20
You might be glad to know that hemp seeds offer a higher concentration of D3 than most other
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#25
People unable to buy or grow, prepare, and eat whole foods for whatever reason really do
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#6
Contrary to what you'll hear some so-called experts say, many herbals from trustworthy
IrishAyes
Nov 2013
#13