It seems that there is quite a broad range of prices for vitamins.  And to me a vitamin is a vitamin.
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A good multi-vitamin once a day is all we need and the generic or store brand works just as well as the high priced ones.
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I think vitamin B6, or B12 might help.
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What i can say is that money can't buy it and that must mean that it is priceless.So if we have good health it would indeed mean that we are truly wealthy.Especially when you consider the price of surgeries and medicine these days.
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it is B-12. B group vitamins are for energy, so i guess they could be used to treat fatigue.
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do i know u? anyway my guess would be elderly homes you know they need more vitamins since their bones and stuff are getting weak. And definetly fitness clubs, for the health nuts.
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I think one of the biggest misconceptions about store-bought vitamins is that they are the same vitamins we get from food.  Most often, they're actually synthetic forms of what occurs naturally in food, and that synthetic, manufacured for is really scary!\n\n"Taking the synthetic form of vitamin C, for example, can actually thicken the arterial walls of the heart by as much as 2.5 times which can lead to heart disease and can do harm to the body! Ascorbic acid ( synthetic vitamin C ) is the word that you need to watch out for!\n\nTaking the synthetic form of vitamin A is proven to actually increase the rate of cancer which can do more harm than good to your body! But the whole vitamin A ( from vegetables ) actually does the exact opposite. Whole Vitamin A significantly reduces the rate of cancer! Most Vitamin nutrients on the market today use stripped down synthetic vitamins rather than whole vitamins straight from vegetables and fruits like our vitamin! Why? Synthetic vitamins are much cheaper to produce. \n\nTaking the synthetic form of Vitamin E is proven to actually suck vitamins and minerals right out of the bones which can do more harm than good to the body! Once again, most vitamin supplements today are using all the synthetic vitamins because they are cheap to manufacture."\n\nIt seems to me that synthetic vitamins, those that we normally find in the sotres, aren't the best option.  I use a food-based multivitamin so I get all those nutrients in their original form.\n\nHow do you know what you're getting?\n\n"Remember, next to the name of any vitamin, if you don't see a name of a food or an asterisk leading you to a place on the label that tells you the food source of the vitamins, you are more than likely looking at an inexpensive, processed vitamin that is stripped of all other compounds that are normally present with vitamins that are found in fruits and vegetables. If you see the name of a food referenced to the vitamin, be excited to know that you are getting vitamins direct from the whole food and, therefore, you are also getting the essential precursors, enzymes, activators, antioxidants, and micronutrients (essential compounds) that are naturally found with vitamins. These essential compounds make it much easier for the body to absorb and utilize the vitamins you are taking! Your body deserves to be given the right vitamins that are essential for your good health!"\n\nQuotes above from http://www.newbetteryou.com - more info available there.
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could just be age, genetics or vitamin deficency
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Women's One a Day (or the generic equivalent) is a good daily multivitamin.
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Multivitamins should only be taken if you are not getting the nutrition from meals. They are not a proven replacement because doctors aren't sure that you get the most from a vitamin like you do when you eat. Your body gets more of a benifit when it actually comes from the meal, not in a bottle. Get yourself tested and find out if you have enough nutrion in your meals if you do then don't bother with the multi vitamin.
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Vitamin stores carry supplements that are a combination of different vitamins that target hair.  They are usually labeled something like "hair, nails and skin" formula.  Just stop by your local nutritional store and ask a sales person.
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They seem to be just going down the alphabet.\n\nNot sure why they skip to k though.\n\nAny how heres a link to a pretty decent read.\n\n"Some of the vitamins are known by other names in older literature. Vitamin B2 is also referred to as Vitamin G. Vitamin B7, or Biotin is also referred to as Vitamin H. Vitamin B9, or Folic Acid is also referred to as Vitamin M. Vitamin B3 is also referred to as Vitamin P."
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Yes they are good for you and your body, but unfortunatly, most people dont realize that they dont need them. As long as you eat regularly, and healthy, you get all the vitamins you need for the day. And in most cases, you body won't obsorb extra (to store/use) of any particular vitamin (in most cases). Therefore, just eat healthy and you should be fine, and shouldn't need them. Like always though, it may be better to actually ask a doctor, more specifically, your doctor.
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Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is probably one of the most highly publicized, yet least understood, of all of the vitamins. Championed by Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, Ph.D., and advocated by many nutrition buffs, vitamin C is indeed a fascinating and important nutrient (or micronutrient) necessary for human life.
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With the economy where it is today I would recommend a different line of work. People go to Walgreen's and Wal-Mart to buy most of their products because they are more affordable. Why pay $30.00 a bottle when you can get something comparable for $9.00 a bottle. Most people are trying to pinch that penny and Herbalife doesn't fit in that life style.
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umm who would be able to control what they buy? or are you in some socialist country that controls everything you do? if so move!\n\nalso why would some one want that many vitamins?\n\nyou have lost me on this one I am afraid.
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Depends on which vitamin. Various products are made by different companies. Leiner, the company listed in the link below, makes some of Member's Mark vitamins, but not all. Look on the label for the precise manufacturer of your regular vitamins. The website included is an example of a product made for store brand at Sam's club.
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I have not explanation for that..an exact one.At any rate that cannot be caused by the intake of your vitamins..You are lucky!