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Can't Stomach The Bariatric Advantage Chewable Vitamins
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I switched to gummy vitamins because I could not stomach the chewables. I wasn't taking my vitamins because I hated them so much. Decided it was better to take something even if it isn't as good tha
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Yup. I bought the bariatric ones too, they are pretty awful. I asked my surgeon and nut they both said the gummy vitamins are fine. You can get the anywhere and they're pretty cheap.
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They are awful!! I tried them pre op and it wasn't horrible, but I tried them post opnot pretty. I take gummies all the way! I take gummy Calcium, gummy Vitamin D, gummy Multivitamin. It's actuall
I was in to see the doc last week for my one week post op and he told me that I could go ahead and start supplements. So Saturday I took my first set of multivitamins about 45 minutes after finishing my protein shake for breakfast and within 2 minutes, they came right back up. I hate chewable vitamins to begin with and can't believe I wasted my money on these things that I will never take. I need to find something else that agrees with me. Can anyone give me an idea of what they are taking on a daily basis, so I can get my vitamin/supplement regimen in order. Before surgery, I took the gummy vites for adults and was wondering if people were taking those too?