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So frustrated with these vitamins...

I don't understand why... I started taking my bariatric vitamins over 2 months before surgery and they were no big deal. Never bothered me.

Now, surgery was March 6th, and ever since... I have to take the pills WITH FOOD... and even then EVERY SINGLE TIME, I get nauseated... what the hell???

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I take GNC Women's Ultra Mega mixed berry gummy along with calcium gummy B12 gummy and Biotin that dissolves on your tongue! And I had blood work done Monday and all my test came out great my Hemoglobin was up to normal and I have been anemic all my life! I was so excited! Try the GNC it works! And they taste great [emoji1303]


Are you taking them in the morning with breakfast?

47 minutes ago, Mandybb said:

I take my Vitamins at night after dinner because I get sick when taking them in the morning.

That was going to be my point. You don't need to take them in the morning. Try taking them before bedtime.

The other thing to do? Switch to Gummies for most of them -- this is what I take now, they seem to not have that "pill" effect when you eat them where nausea can be an issue.

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I have to take them 3 x a day, with each meal. They told me to split them up and not take them all together because our bodies can only process so much at a time



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