Apex Nutrition via Amazon has
60-Count Chapter One Vitamin C Chewable Gummies (125mg) on sale for
$4.72 when you follow the instructions below.
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Features:- 125mg of Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)
- Supports immune health and overall well-being
- Certified Kosher
- Free of peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, gluten, soy and egg products
- Delicious and convenient way to obtain Vitamin C
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Not sure if they need Vitamin C tho, have never given it to them thus far.
Not sure if they need Vitamin C tho, have never given it to them thus far.
The point of a supplement is to "supplement" an already healthy diet. Many people have vitamin deficiencies even if they already eat a full and balanced diet. This can be due to health reasons or perhaps a medication they are on contributes to the deficiency. Should that person eat 5 oranges every day? if you are low in iron is eating 2 pounds of red meat a good option? Low on vitamin D....just drink a gallon of milk? See how poorly this logic plays out?
If you dropped out of HS...please stay out of health related posts.
The point of a supplement is to "supplement" an already healthy diet. Many people have vitamin deficiencies even if they already eat a full and balanced diet. This can be due to health reasons or perhaps a medication they are on contributes to the deficiency. Should that person eat 5 oranges every day? if you are low in iron is eating 2 pounds of red meat a good option? Low on vitamin D....just drink a gallon of milk? See how poorly this logic plays out?
If you dropped out of HS...please stay out of health related posts.
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Why is spreading false information less inflammatory to you than another person calling them out for the act? Do you think that my lack of politeness to a person offering bad medical advice is the greater of those two evils? LOL...I'd disagree. The problem in this world is we are supposed to be nice to everyone with a 'differing opinion,' no matter how much harm that opinion causes or the fact it is being perpetuated by a person who knows they are lying. We aren't talking about your choice of ice cream or favorite college sports team here...but real world wrong information with real world repercussions.
Why is spreading false information less inflammatory to you than another person calling them out for the act? Do you think that my lack of politeness to a person offering bad medical advice is the greater of those two evils? LOL...I'd disagree. The problem in this world is we are supposed to be nice to everyone with a 'differing opinion,' no matter how much harm that opinion causes or the fact it is being perpetuated by a person who knows they are lying. We aren't talking about your choice of ice cream or favorite college sports team here...but real world wrong information with real world repercussions.
Especially doctors and nutritionists. But, what do they know, Dylan watched a youtube video.
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The point of a supplement is to "supplement" an already healthy diet. Many people have vitamin deficiencies even if they already eat a full and balanced diet. This can be due to health reasons or perhaps a medication they are on contributes to the deficiency. Should that person eat 5 oranges every day? if you are low in iron is eating 2 pounds of red meat a good option? Low on vitamin D....just drink a gallon of milk? See how poorly this logic plays out?
If you dropped out of HS...please stay out of health related posts.
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