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Prenatal vitamins after bypass

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Vitamin tablet vs. Liquid Vitamins

Sometimes it is hard to determine how much is hype or a marketing ploy. Here is a good discussion on this controversy. http://www.allstarhealth.com/blog/products-and-ingredients/tablets-capsules-liquids-powders-chewables/

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I take a liquid one that I got from sprouts, it doesn't taste uber pleasant but I prefer that to the pills for sure. However, many of the regular Vitamins we have to take post-op mimic some of what is in prenatals, so I know for me it was only minor changes to my daily Vitamin routine. Though I had to stop taking the two prescriptions I was on.

I prefer to take the liquid forms of the meds too as you can always mix them in with your food or drinks. I think it is just whatever your personal preference is.

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