My multi gives me nausea when I take it. I take it right before bed to try to minimize the effects. Is there any particular food items I can take with it to curb the nausea? Any help is appreciated!

I take mine right after I eat lunch. If I forget it at lunch, then I take it right after I eat supper. That's the only way I can take them without getting nauseous. I know we are supposed to wait to drink but I just take them with one good drink of water. My NUT and surgeon both said that was fine.

24 minutes ago, KCgirl061 said:

My multi gives me nausea when I take it. I take it right before bed to try to minimize the effects. Is there any particular food items I can take with it to curb the nausea? Any help is appreciated!

Try adding a ginger root capsule to your routine, ginger helps calm nausea as well as a slew of other benefits.

What kind do you take?

Just wondering if some brands go down better . . . ..

I get nauseous too. I take opurity. It really helped when I switched from the chewable to the capsule. Still happens sometimes though.

A lot of vitamins make me terribly nauseas. But I now take Whole Foods Prenatal that my surgeon's PA recomended. I can take it on an empty stomach no problem

Edited October 1, 20187 yr by sillykitty

Rather swear by Prenatal vitamins than to swear at the can't chew, must crush varieties, did get Baritasic dissolving, they are passable but give me prenatal, and mine is not unreasonable sized, much less than the M&M doctors say not to try swallowing whole. And Whole Foods,never had a problem with them, especially OTC meds.

And my B12 from BP store in Black Cherryis so fine I ordered 2 more bottles. Great sublingual.

On 10/01/2018 at 11:45, Sleeved36 said:

What kind do you take?

Just wondering if some brands go down better . . . ..

I get nauseous too. I take opurity. It really helped when I switched from the chewable to the capsule. Still happens sometimes though.

I take the capsules from procarenow.com

On 10/01/2018 at 11:05, Matt Z said:

Try adding a ginger root capsule to your routine, ginger helps calm nausea as well as a slew of other benefits.

I’ve been meaning to get a ginger tea maybe that would help