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Should I take a vitamin tablet or some kind of dietary supplement every day? Can I get everything I need from the foods I eat?

Answer: Rather than “yes” or “no,” the best answer is “maybe.” Review studies have not shown that taking daily multivitamin supplements will prevent any chronic disease. However, taking supplements will help ensure you are getting enough of nutrients that may be missing from your diet.

Eating a healthy, well-balanced diet should provide you with all of the individual nutrients you need. Not everyone has a good diet so some of those nutrients might be deficient. For example, a person who hates fruits and vegetables might not get enough vitamin C and someone who refuses to eat dairy products will frequently need extra calcium.

This article explains what to take and how much to take. Read more…… (link to About.com)

see also: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin

While we take first class quality vitamins I’m currently looking for alternatives and shop around for good quality but lower prices. At the moment we pay about $350 in vitamins per month it is to much but maybe we save by not having health problems?

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