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Just curious as to what we take for our supplements. Unfortunately I have a pill box now:) But maybe we could help each other out with this thyroid mess.

Apparantly, the stress our body suffers from anxiety depletes our magnesium reserves. Magnesium helps us cope with stress, we sleep better, our mood is better etc etc I have just started taking a course of Magnesium Citrate (easily absorbed by the body) and will post back in a few weeks to let you know if it works. My Dad took St Johns Wort as he was feeling depressed and a "little jumpy", he felt better after 1 week and now those dark feelings are the thing of the past.

ANyone take any special supplements such as vitamins or mineral or other supplements to relieve the CFS symptoms. I currently take amino acid herbs and vitamin d3.

I take a multivitamin and Vitamin D. None really help MS but your over all health. MSers are not immune to other health problems. It makes life easier if you have few health problems. That is why I am big on a good diet and exercise. When I was first diagnosed I felt these were things I could control. My doctor says I am the healthiest MS and Cancer patient she has seen. No one would know I have either. I also do mindfulness meditation.

I purchased some rather pricey vitamins which have no expiration dates. It's an individualized system where I'm to take Magnesium Glycinate, Glucosamine Sulfat, Joint Support, and CoQ10 30 mg in the morning packets and Magnesium Glycinat, Glucosamine Sulfat, Heart Formula, and Joint Support in the evening packets. Because these were so expensive I'd prefer to not throw them out; however, I've had them for over 3 years now. Since there is no date...can I still use them?

Anyone tried Magnesium supplements for POTS/Dysautonomia? Heard magnesium citrate, chelate, or glycinate might help in dose of 500 mg 2x/day.

What kind of specialist is best to see to find out which supplements would be best for me to take?

Stress plays a strong role in driving sugar cravings, especially as the adrenal gland becomes more fatigued. B-complex vitamins can be purchased as supplements or found in liver, nuts, leafy green vegetables, rice, milk, eggs, meats, fish and whole-grain cereals and fruits.

The problem is taking 4g only stops them for about five hours then I have to take another 4g and so on. God alone knows why an amino acid stops them. My doctor thinks my PACs/PVCs are caused by anxiety.

I believe I tried a Magnesium supplement when on Metoprolol (a BB). I quit the Magnesium as it did not reduce my symptoms to any degree I could detect.

If possible, I would recommend purchasing your magnesium (and any other vitamins) in powered or liquid form. It is much easier to absorb and so you get more for your money.

forum. He said that the Omega 3 had to be pharmaceutical grade and the magnesium had to be slow-magnesium. So, I researched it, found Slow-magnesium (which is time-released), and picked an Omega-3 that is pharmaceutical grade. (found the ratings of all of the Omega-'s at the Environmental Defense Fund's site. They checked the safety and purity of nearly every brand and rated them. I bought everything at CVS.

vitamins/supplements. Are there any other specific concerns about multi-vitamins for Hep C+ people, not currently under tx? Thanks.

Many people take magnesium along with calcium, in the same supplements, at bedtime, although some suggest that magnesium is best absorbed in the day time. If the calcium supplement contains magnesium, taking both at the same time is appropriate. Many vitamins are best ingested with food, so taking them at meal time is advised. It's easy to remember to take vitamins with meals, since you are eating and drinking at that time, anyway.

You might ask about trying a tub soak in Epsom Salt, supplements, and/or magnesium-rich foods, like the different seaweeds (tastey dried Kelp, etc.), nuts, etc. For Potassium, foods rich in this include: Bananas, OJ/oranges, potatoes, etc.

I wish I could find a single or just a few supplements for thyroid support, as I really get tired of taking my handfuls of pills. There are some that I try never to skip, and when I'm neglectful I notice the difference. Have you been tested for Vit D and Vit B12 ? I was extremely deficient, in fact was diagnosed with pernicious anemia before I was diagnosed hypo, so I really notice if I skip those two, energy-wise.

i take the following vitamins on a daily basis. they are as follows- cod liver oil, evening primrose oil, multivitamin, zinc, magnesium, vitamin d, vitamin c and zinc. are they all safe to take?

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