B-complex is said to help increase energy as well.
t pokes energy with a stick
Hey! Energy! I'm feeding you B vitamins! Do something!
t energy opens one eye, glares balefully, rolls over, goes back to sleep
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B-complex is said to help increase energy as well.
t pokes energy with a stick
Hey! Energy! I'm feeding you B vitamins! Do something!
t energy opens one eye, glares balefully, rolls over, goes back to sleep
I take a calcium-magnesium suppliment; sometimes it seems to help with the insomnia, other times it does nothing at all.
I take:
I do indeed feel like I'm going to rattle every morning after breakfast.
So, meanwhile, in me news - have just got home from helping host the SingAlongASoundOfMusic at The British Club, and it was great fun!
I was Silver White Winters That Melt Into Spring. My costume was awesome (for a last minute notion).
t opens morning pill caddy, counts 6 pills, considers the much fuller evening pill caddy at home
I don't take vitamins. I'd need bigger pill caddies. No, the Glucosamine/Chondrotin for my knees counts.
Between the prescription meds and the vitamins - some recommended by the doctor, some just on general purposes - I'm taking a lot of pills.
I take calcium, fish oil, and a multi too, but don't remember to take them every day. My take everyday pills are a small enteric aspirin and my thyroid meds.
At 47 and with a crappy diet, I should add a multi and some magnesium. My joints will thank me.
And let me say, I though glucosamine/chondroitin was hooey, but if I skip a couple of days my knees remind me fast.
I need to get back on the glucosamine/chondroitin train.
I need to start taking fish oil, and I should look into taking Biotin. As it is, I take:
And at night, it's 3 cal/mag citrate capsules and 5-HTP (which is supposed to help with insomnia, but seems to be losing effectiveness, bah.)
magnesium -- too little is often the case in asthma and diabetes. If fitday was correct - it is one of the things I am consistently low on. I've thought about supplements, however too much or too little had similar symptoms. I guess I could start with 100 ( i run low,but not that low).I don't really take vitamins. mostly because I have had stomach problems when taking them -- the flinstone idea is pretty good though.