VitaLady's Jan 2010 DS Plan & Shopping List--OH Formatting?

MajorMom
on 1/15/10 8:56 pm, edited 1/15/10 9:02 pm - VA
Vitalady Basic Vitamin & Mineral Schedule for DRNY, ERNY, BPD & DS Patients
Updated    1/10/2010
*** DAILY SCHEDULE ***
Morning 1 Vitamin C 1,000mg Evening 2 Vitamin A 25,000IU = 50,000IU
  5 Tender Iron 60mg or 2 Polysaccharide = 300mg (elemental) (see note 1)   1 Vitamin E 400IU
  1 Copper 2mg   2 Calcium 300mg = 600mg (elemental)
        1 Multi Vitamin/Mineral (see note 4)
        1 Vitamin D3 50,000IU
Mid-Day 1 Vitamin A 25,000IU   1 Zinc 50mg or 2 each 23mg
  1 Vitamin B-12 5,000mcg   1 Vitamin B-9 Folic Acid 1,200mcg
  2 Calcium 300mg = 600mg (elemental) Bed Time 2 Calcium 300mg = 600mg (elemental)
  1 B Complex (see note 2) (see note 3)   1 Vitamin A 25,000IU
  1 Vitamin E 400IU   2 Magnesium Citrate 140mg=280mg (elem)
  1 Multi Vitamin/Mineral (see note 4)   1 Vitamin C 1,000mg
  1 Zinc 50mg or 2 each 23mg   1 Vitamin K-1 1,000mcg (see note 5)
With this plan you will be supplementing with the following daily vitamin and mineral dosages: Vitamin A 100,000IU; Vitamin B-12 5,000mcg; Vitamin C 2,000mg; Vitamin D3 50,000IU; Vitamin E 800IU; Vitamin K-1 1,000mcg; 1 B-50 Complex; 2 Complete Multi-Vitamin/Mineral; Calcium Citrate 1800mg (elemental); Copper 2mg; Iron 300mg (elemental); Magnesium Citrate 280mg (elemental); Zinc 100mg; Vitamin B-9 Folic Acid 1,200mcg 
 
*** NOTES ***
Note 1 IRON is to be taken with Vitamin C, together but separated for at least 1 hour from caffeine, dairy, egg, whole grain, other vitamins, and medications.
Note 2 B Complex is to be a B Complex 50 or higher.
Note 3 Regarding Vitalady Tender B Complex 50: Some customers have mentioned a tingling, rashy sensation or redness in their extremities and face.  This is a common reaction to the niacin (niacin flush) which may be present for a short time. While doses as small as 75mg don’t usually cause any reaction, some people are more sensitive. The sensation is short lived and harmless.
Note 4 Multi-Vitamin/Mineral composition should be similar to Centrum®.
Note 5 We suggest starting with 1000mcg K-1, please check with your doctor if you taking any blood thinners or have any risks associated with Vitamin K .
 
*** REGARDING PROTEIN ***
This list suggests vitamin and mineral supplementation with a schedule. In addition we suggest that protein needs to be supplemented as well. Since many people struggle to meet their protein needs, the following is our suggestion on how you might address it. We suggest the use of Whey Protein powdered drinks as the  best, most complete and highest bio-available protein supplement source available.
 
Using protein supplements daily may help with volume control, appetite and craving control, along with meeting your daily protein requirements.
 
Patients choosing this plan should drink 30 grams of protein four to five (4-5) times a day for a total of 120-150 grams.  For men, two (2) additional protein drinks per day might be considered, as men tend to lose muscle mass quickly.
 
We are not medical professionals. Please consult your doctor before starting any vitamin program. See full list of disclaimers on page 1 & at www.vitalady.com
Vitalady Basic Vitamin & Mineral Schedule for DRNY, ERNY, BPD & DS Patients
Updated    1/10/2010
Shopping list for 30 days minimum
Quantity SKU Vitamin/Mineral Count per container Unit price Extended price Days will last Price per day
2 1008 Tender Vitamin A 25,000IU 100 Capsule 5.92 11.84 50 0.24
               
1 1266 Tender B Complex 55 90 Tablet 10.99 10.99 90 0.12
ALT     1  1269 Tender B-Complex 50 (see note on product sheet) 100 Capsule 10.99   100  
               
1 1243 Superior Source B9 Folic Acid 1,200mcg 100 Sublingual Tablet 6.99 6.99 100 0.07
               
1 1264 Superior Source B-12 5,000mcg 60 Sublingual Tablet 28.99 28.99 60 0.48
               
1 1310 Kirkland Vitamin C  1,000mg 500 Tablet 19.99 19.99 250 0.08
ALT     1  1320 Kirkland Vitamin C  500mg 500 Chewable Tablet 19.99   125  
ALT     1  1329 Country Life Vitamin C 500mg 180 Capsule 8.49   90  
               
1 1079 Tender Vitamin D3 50,000IU 100 Capsule 22.55 22.55 100 0.23
               
1 1411 Tender Vitamin E 400IU 100 Capsule 14.99 14.99 50 0.30
ALT     1  1422 Country Life Vitamin E 450IU 100 Chewable Wafer 11.49   50  
               
1 1452 Bio Tech Vitamin K1 1,000mcg 1
MajorMom
on 1/15/10 9:34 pm - VA
1 1632 Tender Calcium Only 300mg 240 Capsule 19.99 19.99 40 0.50
               
1 1730 Puritan's Pride Copper 2mg 100 Capsule 4.99 4.99 100 0.05
               
1 1706 Tender Iron 60mg Carbonyl 400 Capsule 29.99 29.99 80 0.37
ALT     1  1720 Cypress Iron 150mg Polysaccharide. 100 Capsule 24.99   50  
               
1 1907 County Life Magnesium Citrate 250mg 120 Tablet 6.49 6.49 60 0.11
ALT     1  1906 Tender Magnesium Citrate 140mg  240 Capsule 21.99   120  
               
1 1520 Kirkland Multi Vitamin/Mineral 500 Tablet 19.99 19.99 250 0.08
ALT     1  1510 Kirkland Multi Vitamin/Mineral 300 Chewable Tablet 19.99   150  
ALT     1  1531 Tender Vita-Min  180 Capsule 33.99   90  
               
1 1810 Puritan's Pride Zinc 50mg 250 Tablet 8.49 8.49 125 0.07
ALT     2  1805 Tender Zinc 23mg  60 Chewable Tablet 7.49   30  
ALT     1  1831 Tender Zinc 50mg 100 Capsule 6.99   50  
      Initial Purchase 219.57 Average per day 2.83
      Average 30 day cost 84.90
We are not medical professionals. Please consult your doctor before starting any vitamin program. See full list of disclaimers on page 1 & at www.vitalady.com
J G.
on 1/16/10 9:27 am

Vitalady Basic Vitamin & Mineral Schedule for DRNY, ERNY, BPD & DS Patients   Updated    1/10/2010

*** DAILY SCHEDULE ***

 

Morning           1  Vitamin C 1,000mg

5  Tender Iron 60mg or 2 Polysaccharide = 300mg        (elemental)  (see note 1)                                                

                        1  Copper 2mg

                         

Mid-Day          1  Vitamin A 25,000IU

                        1  Vitamin B-12 5,000mcg

                        2  Calcium 300mg = 600mg (elemental)

                        1  B Complex (see note 2) (see note 3)

                        1  Vitamin E 400IU

                        1  Multi Vitamin/Mineral (see note 4)

                        1  Zinc 50mg or 2 each 23mg

 

Evening            2  Vitamin A 25,000IU = 50,000IU

                        1  Vitamin E 400IU

                        2  Calcium 300mg = 600mg (elemental)

                        1  Multi Vitamin/Mineral (see note 4)

                        1  Vitamin D3 50,000IU

                        1  Zinc 50mg or 2 each 23mg

                        1  Vitamin B-9 Folic Acid 1,200mcg

 

Bed Time         2  Calcium 300mg = 600mg (elemental)

                        1  Vitamin A 25,000IU

                        2  Magnesium Citrate 140mg=280mg (elem)

                        1  Vitamin C 1,000mg

 

With this plan you will be supplementing with the following daily vitamin and mineral dosages: Vitamin A 100,000IU; Vitamin B-12 5,000mcg; Vitamin C 2,000mg; Vitamin D3 50,000IU; Vitamin E 800IU;

Vitamin K-1 1,000mcg; 1 B-50 Complex;

2 Complete Multi-Vitamin/Mineral; Calcium Citrate 1800mg (elemental); Copper 2mg; Iron 300mg (elemental);

Magnesium Citrate 280mg (elemental); Zinc 100mg;

Vitamin B-9 Folic Acid 1,200mcg

 

*** NOTES ***

Note 1 IRON is to be taken with Vitamin C, together but separated for at least 1 hour from caffeine, dairy, egg, whole grain, other vitamins, and medications.

Note 2 B Complex is to be a B Complex 50 or higher.

Note 3 Regarding Vitalady Tender B Complex 50: Some customers have mentioned a tingling, rashy sensation or redness in their extremities and face.  This is a common reaction to the niacin (niacin flush) which may be present for a short time. While doses as small as 75mg don’t usually cause any reaction, some people are more sensitive. The sensation is short lived and harmless.

Note 4 Multi-Vitamin/Mineral composition should be similar to Centrum®.

Note 5 We suggest starting with 1000mcg K-1, please check with your doctor if you taking any blood thinners or have any risks associated with Vitamin K .

 

*** REGARDING PROTEIN ***

This list suggests vitamin and mineral supplementation with a schedule. In addition we suggest that protein needs to be supplemented as well. Since many people struggle to meet their protein needs, the following is our suggestion on how you might address it. We suggest the use of Whey Protein powdered drinks as the  best, most complete and highest bio-available protein supplement source available.

 

Using protein supplements daily may help with volume control, appetite and craving control, along with meeting your daily protein requirements.

 

Patients choosing this plan should drink 30 grams of protein four to five (4-5) times a day for a total of 120-150 grams.  For men, two (2) additional protein drinks per day might be considered, as men tend to lose muscle mass quickly.

 

Staight view for the horizontally-challenged    -Jenny

Gwen M.
on 1/15/10 10:30 pm - Valrico, FL
Thanks Gina!  I just had my labs done and am currently "tweaking" them.  This helps out a lot! 

Still waiting on some of the results, but some my calcium is a 9.2,  my PTH is a 30 and my cholesterol went from 377 pre-op to 106 (low-out of range on their chart).  Oh and my A1C is a 4.3 from a "controlled with meds" mid 8 score.


I'm gonna post all my labs once I get all of the tallies in!

Thanks again!
                    
MajorMom
on 1/15/10 10:38 pm - VA
That calcium and PTH sound pretty awesome right now!

5'1" -- HW 195/SW 187/GW 115 July 08/CW 121 Dec 2012
                                 ******GOAL*******

Starting BMI between 35 and 40ish? 
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Kayla B.
on 1/15/10 10:40 pm - Austin, TX
Vitamin C at night because...?
5'9.5" | HW: 368 | SW: 353 | CW: 155 +/- 5 lbs | Angel to kkanne
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MajorMom
on 1/15/10 10:48 pm - VA
I think she just wants us to get 2,000mg a day.

G

5'1" -- HW 195/SW 187/GW 115 July 08/CW 121 Dec 2012
                                 ******GOAL*******

Starting BMI between 35 and 40ish? 
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vitalady
on 1/16/10 6:41 am - Puyallup, WA
RNY on 10/05/94
Anti-oxidant value. place it wherever you want it in your day

Michelle
RNY, distal, 10/5/94 

P.S.  My year + long absence has NOTHING to do with my WLS, or my type of WLS. See my profile.

KRWaters
on 1/16/10 8:30 am - Manteca, CA
Michelle, I sent you some info on my recent labs via email. Did you get it?
Karen

KAREN W. 


I LOVE MY DS!!!!!

STRIVE TO BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE AND DO THE BEST THAT YOU CAN.


Check out
www.dsfacts.com  and www.duodenalswitch.com
 for all the accurate information on the great DS, and find surgeons in your area or around the country or out of the country.

I couldn't have done without all the great peeps on this board.

SW: 234.5     CW: 157   GW: 140 - ish 

 

vitalady
on 1/16/10 11:46 am - Puyallup, WA
RNY on 10/05/94
I hate to keep waving this around, but I had this cataract surgery 10/29. I have had a coupla the rare complications with it, so one that eye only works sorta part time. Because of it, I didn't do eye #2 yet.

I run back 'n forth to the eye doc while they have fixed the technical problems, I still can't SEE and it's 100 mi round trip.

My eyes have been dilated more times since Oct than my whole life total, I think.

So, I am not here and/or I have so much trouble reading labs that I can't be sure I'm giving you good answers. I did see 'em and I think I culd read 'em but then the power went out.

KWIM? As we speak, I'm nearly 400 emails behind. Gives me heart palps to think of it.

I'm doing the best I can, but for example, what Gina posted is completely unreadable to me right now. Your font is about as small as I can see.

My friend wondered how I could have so many issues with such a simple surgery, but I told her I spent all my surgery tokens on my WLS. LOL

Michelle
RNY, distal, 10/5/94 

P.S.  My year + long absence has NOTHING to do with my WLS, or my type of WLS. See my profile.

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