Dems to restrict Vitamin D and other supplements in new bill

WestlinnDuck

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

Fenderbender123 said:

I think this is just for weight loss supplements, not vitamins. Could be wrong, and either way it's government overreach.

Vitamins and supplements are scams to begin with. Nobody actually needs them. If the article is true, it’s just another way to line big pharma’s pockets.

Vitamins and supplements are a huge industry. Look at any IG model and somewhere she is advertising some detox tea and/or other supplements.

There are many people selling supplements thru their branding on social media and Amazon and do well. I have a friend that is a millionaire from it.

Neither vitamin D nor zinc are a scam.

If you eat right, you already get plenty of both.

Not if you don't live in a sunny environment

I stand corrected. Not all vitamins are scams. I don’t think they are really that important or add substantial benefit, but to each their own.

Guys like Ben Greenfield say that multivitamins are essentially worthless, that we just pee them right out of the body. So I'm not saying that you're completely wrong.

So, if you drink a lot of coffee, drink a lot of water or drink a lot of beer (or hopefully all three) and you pee Vitamin C and B right out of your body, how to replace the vitamin C if you aren't eating fruit or drinking orange juice?

Pitchfork51

WestlinnDuck said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

Fenderbender123 said:

I think this is just for weight loss supplements, not vitamins. Could be wrong, and either way it's government overreach.

Vitamins and supplements are scams to begin with. Nobody actually needs them. If the article is true, it’s just another way to line big pharma’s pockets.

Vitamins and supplements are a huge industry. Look at any IG model and somewhere she is advertising some detox tea and/or other supplements.

There are many people selling supplements thru their branding on social media and Amazon and do well. I have a friend that is a millionaire from it.

Neither vitamin D nor zinc are a scam.

If you eat right, you already get plenty of both.

Not if you don't live in a sunny environment

I stand corrected. Not all vitamins are scams. I don’t think they are really that important or add substantial benefit, but to each their own.

Guys like Ben Greenfield say that multivitamins are essentially worthless, that we just pee them right out of the body. So I'm not saying that you're completely wrong.

So, if you drink a lot of coffee, drink a lot of water or drink a lot of beer (or hopefully all three) and you pee Vitamin C and B right out of your body, how to replace the vitamin C if you aren't eating fruit or drinking orange juice?

By diversity and inclusion

WestlinnDuck

Pitchfork51 said:

WestlinnDuck said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

Fenderbender123 said:

I think this is just for weight loss supplements, not vitamins. Could be wrong, and either way it's government overreach.

Vitamins and supplements are scams to begin with. Nobody actually needs them. If the article is true, it’s just another way to line big pharma’s pockets.

Vitamins and supplements are a huge industry. Look at any IG model and somewhere she is advertising some detox tea and/or other supplements.

There are many people selling supplements thru their branding on social media and Amazon and do well. I have a friend that is a millionaire from it.

Neither vitamin D nor zinc are a scam.

If you eat right, you already get plenty of both.

Not if you don't live in a sunny environment

I stand corrected. Not all vitamins are scams. I don’t think they are really that important or add substantial benefit, but to each their own.

Guys like Ben Greenfield say that multivitamins are essentially worthless, that we just pee them right out of the body. So I'm not saying that you're completely wrong.

So, if you drink a lot of coffee, drink a lot of water or drink a lot of beer (or hopefully all three) and you pee Vitamin C and B right out of your body, how to replace the vitamin C if you aren't eating fruit or drinking orange juice?

By diversity and inclusion

Agreed, supplements seem pretty white. We we would allow blacks to buy supplements, but how would they get money?

DerekJohnson

WestlinnDuck said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

Fenderbender123 said:

I think this is just for weight loss supplements, not vitamins. Could be wrong, and either way it's government overreach.

Vitamins and supplements are scams to begin with. Nobody actually needs them. If the article is true, it’s just another way to line big pharma’s pockets.

Vitamins and supplements are a huge industry. Look at any IG model and somewhere she is advertising some detox tea and/or other supplements.

There are many people selling supplements thru their branding on social media and Amazon and do well. I have a friend that is a millionaire from it.

Neither vitamin D nor zinc are a scam.

If you eat right, you already get plenty of both.

Not if you don't live in a sunny environment

I stand corrected. Not all vitamins are scams. I don’t think they are really that important or add substantial benefit, but to each their own.

Guys like Ben Greenfield say that multivitamins are essentially worthless, that we just pee them right out of the body. So I'm not saying that you're completely wrong.

So, if you drink a lot of coffee, drink a lot of water or drink a lot of beer (or hopefully all three) and you pee Vitamin C and B right out of your body, how to replace the vitamin C if you aren't eating fruit or drinking orange juice?

I believe it's that the multivitamins aren't as potent and they go right through the body. It's not as if those particular vitamins go straight through the body, per se. Though is my understanding that the liver doesn't hold onto it for later use like it does with potassium.

Vitamin B6 can be found in turkey, chicken and bananas. B12 is found in beef and salmon. Liquid IV also has a lot of both,

Vitamin C can be found in lemons, broccoli and spinach. Liquid IV also has this as well in the form of ascorbic acid I believe.

Prestonluv

Shit man

I drank myself to 4 treatment centers in my 20s and never once caught a cold or the flu.

As soon as my sorry ass got sober I started to get a cold every year and the flu every couple years

Moral of story is that if you want to minimize flus and colds than start drinking heavily.

WestlinnDuck

DerekJohnson said:

WestlinnDuck said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

DerekJohnson said:

RoadDawg55 said:

Fenderbender123 said:

I think this is just for weight loss supplements, not vitamins. Could be wrong, and either way it's government overreach.

Vitamins and supplements are scams to begin with. Nobody actually needs them. If the article is true, it’s just another way to line big pharma’s pockets.

Vitamins and supplements are a huge industry. Look at any IG model and somewhere she is advertising some detox tea and/or other supplements.

There are many people selling supplements thru their branding on social media and Amazon and do well. I have a friend that is a millionaire from it.

Neither vitamin D nor zinc are a scam.

If you eat right, you already get plenty of both.

Not if you don't live in a sunny environment

I stand corrected. Not all vitamins are scams. I don’t think they are really that important or add substantial benefit, but to each their own.

Guys like Ben Greenfield say that multivitamins are essentially worthless, that we just pee them right out of the body. So I'm not saying that you're completely wrong.

So, if you drink a lot of coffee, drink a lot of water or drink a lot of beer (or hopefully all three) and you pee Vitamin C and B right out of your body, how to replace the vitamin C if you aren't eating fruit or drinking orange juice?

I believe it's that the multivitamins aren't as potent and they go right through the body. It's not as if those particular vitamins go straight through the body, per se. Though is my understanding that the liver doesn't hold onto it for later use like it does with potassium.

Vitamin B6 can be found in turkey, chicken and bananas. B12 is found in beef and salmon. Liquid IV also has a lot of both,

Vitamin C can be found in lemons, broccoli and spinach. Liquid IV also has this as well in the form of ascorbic acid I believe.

I agree that you can eat healthy. The vast majority don't and won't. So plan B.

Sledog

I've googled about this subject came up with nothing. Did it get removed?

Fire_Marshall_Bill

Sledog said:

I've googled about this subject came up with nothing. Did it get removed?

knowing big tech, probably

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