Vitamin Schedule I find Helpful
Hi everyone,
just thought I would post this little vitamin schedule I use. I'm sure most of you already know all this, but I can't believe how many times I run across profiles of people who take 2 flintstones vitamins and call it a day.
AM:
2 iron (25 mg each) Ferrous FUMERATE, Carbonyl iron, or elemental iron
Vit C (1000mg) ascorbic acid with rosehips
mid-day:
Calcium CITRATE (500mg) with Vit D and MAgnesium (250mg)
Vit E (400IU E a-alpha tocopheryl sucinate)
1 multi-vitamin (equal to Centrum)
evening:
Calcium CITRATE (500mg) with Vit D and MAgnesium (250mg)
Zinc (50mg zinc gluconate, chelated)
1 Vit A&D (10,000 IU Vit A & 400 IU Vit D3)
bedtime:
Calcium CITRATE (500mg) with Vit D and MAgnesium (250mg)
1 multi-vitamin (equal to Centrum)
1 sublingual B-12 daily (cobalamin concentrate)
or monthly B-12 injection
B Complex tabs daily, are also suggested, especially for energy.
100-145 grams of predigested whey protein (cold filtered).
You have to keep in mind that it's your life your dealing with. Not taking your vitamins can lead to so many horrible health problems and could lead to death.
I bought a weekly daily vitamin organizer. It has 4 compartments for the day. I fill it each week and take them as the days progress. If I miss any, I will stay up later in the evening to take the remaining vitamins. I have never been one to remember to take my meds before surgery either. I didn't take too many vitamins at first after my surgery. I admit I did not do enough research before my surgery probably because subconsciously I didn't want to read anything negative. Now that the surgery is said and done, I research the surgery daily and now I am fearful of not doing the right thing. I was healthy before the surgery and I would like to enjoy my new body along with that same health I had before.
Liz