Supplements with Five-bite diet?
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Supplements with Five-bite diet?
I am taking Cinnamon bark, high potency multivitamin, PGX fiber, inositol, fish oil, vitamin D3, chlorella, milk thistle/turmeric, and magnesium.
Can I take these supplements with Five bite diet? The PGX fiber slows aborbtion of calories, carbs into the bloodstream, and is touted better than any diabetes drug for insulin resistance. (I have INsulin resistance)
Will it be ok to take these while following 5 bite plan, or would that be overkill?
Can I take these supplements with Five bite diet? The PGX fiber slows aborbtion of calories, carbs into the bloodstream, and is touted better than any diabetes drug for insulin resistance. (I have INsulin resistance)
Will it be ok to take these while following 5 bite plan, or would that be overkill?

herbsgirl- Posts: 72
Join date: 2010-05-16
Re: Supplements with Five-bite diet?
Hi herbsgil
Do you normally take these anyway?
If you do then I don't think you should change it
If you don't normally take them then it might not hurt to start on lower doses and see how you go..
I'm not a doctor so I'm not sure but i always thought vitamins and minerals were a good thing
(but as they say too much of a good thing can be bad)
Hopefully someone else can shed some light on this and make it more clear
Do you normally take these anyway?
If you do then I don't think you should change it
If you don't normally take them then it might not hurt to start on lower doses and see how you go..
I'm not a doctor so I'm not sure but i always thought vitamins and minerals were a good thing
Hopefully someone else can shed some light on this and make it more clear
Re: Supplements with Five-bite diet?
Yes, I have been taking these supplements most everyday before the 5 bite diet!

herbsgirl- Posts: 72
Join date: 2010-05-16
Re: Supplements with Five-bite diet?
I don't think they will hurt anything. I take a MV plus extra V A and V D.

Jenny P.- Posts: 201
Join date: 2010-04-22
Age: 24
Location: Inland NorthWest
Re: Supplements with Five-bite diet?
do they upset your stomach? i used to take a multivitamin but unless i am stuffed with some kind of absorbant food like bread, it makes me sick and i end up vomiting... is there a good multivitamin that doesnt do that?
also- is calcium a good idea to take?
also- is calcium a good idea to take?

darkshines- Posts: 60
Join date: 2010-06-07
Age: 20
Location: Denver, CO
Re: Supplements with Five-bite diet?
re: supplements
Jenny P. Today at 6:32 am
.Yes and Yes! I think calcium is always a good idea especially if you take any sort of hormones (like for BC) Enough calcium aids in weight loss, prevents bone loss and makes it less likely that you will have a kidney stone.
As far as upset stomach the same thing happens to me. I take child gummy bear chewable vitamins and just double the dose (4 bears). They are easier to absorb for me and they don't have iron (which I think is what causes the upset stomach). sometimes I get a little low on iron but I just try to eat grean leafy veggies sevral times a week and it is okay. The gummy bears have plenty of antioxidents and are a multi mineral (the little critters brand) which I like and they taste yummy. Since it is such a low dose I do take extra Vit. D (for bone health and to prevent cancer) and extra Vit. A (it clears my skin). Some people might need more of other things (notice what foods you are craving that could tune you in to what you might be deficiant in and listen to your body's maladies, lots of small problems have to do with deficiencies) but that does it for me.. I say...start with the gummy bears and see if you need to add anything....
One more thing, most vitamins are fat soluble so have a glass of milk or a lick of peanut butter and you will absorb them better.
Jenny P. Today at 6:32 am
.Yes and Yes! I think calcium is always a good idea especially if you take any sort of hormones (like for BC) Enough calcium aids in weight loss, prevents bone loss and makes it less likely that you will have a kidney stone.
As far as upset stomach the same thing happens to me. I take child gummy bear chewable vitamins and just double the dose (4 bears). They are easier to absorb for me and they don't have iron (which I think is what causes the upset stomach). sometimes I get a little low on iron but I just try to eat grean leafy veggies sevral times a week and it is okay. The gummy bears have plenty of antioxidents and are a multi mineral (the little critters brand) which I like and they taste yummy. Since it is such a low dose I do take extra Vit. D (for bone health and to prevent cancer) and extra Vit. A (it clears my skin). Some people might need more of other things (notice what foods you are craving that could tune you in to what you might be deficiant in and listen to your body's maladies, lots of small problems have to do with deficiencies) but that does it for me.. I say...start with the gummy bears and see if you need to add anything....
One more thing, most vitamins are fat soluble so have a glass of milk or a lick of peanut butter and you will absorb them better.

Jenny P.- Posts: 201
Join date: 2010-04-22
Age: 24
Location: Inland NorthWest
Looks Overdosing...
I think you can take BUT not all. For me, in my opinion two supplement is enough. But more than two? I think you've going to overdosing stage. If you want jam pack health benefits, you've can take Omega 3 Supplement. Like what i did for how many months now. And if you will asked for the brand, i suggested you to try the Maxalife.
kareannie- Posts: 3
Join date: 2011-06-14
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