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TopicIs there any good way for a picky eater to supplement their diet?
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09/13/17 1:07:16 PM
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mirage_004 posted...
Multivitamins certainly work, but the quality is variable because regulation is lax and your body doesn't utilize 100% of the pill (to be fair, your body doesn't utilize 100% of anything you eat).

Most of the B-vitamins are indeed immediately excreted by the kidneys, but that's supposed to happen when you take that much in a condensed form like that.

IMO, it's still wise to take a multi to make sure you won't have any vitamin-deficient problems. They're safe to take on a regular basis and are inexpensive.

The inexpensive ones have inferior nutrient sources in the forms of carbonates and oxides, which are less bioavailable. Personally, I buy an expensive brand that I take very infrequently when I'm in a rush and don't have fruits or veggies at hand. Don't rely on vitamins.
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