Utterly confused now that I've thought about it all too much... This is what I'm taking now:
Levo 125 6-7am
Coffee one cup 8.30-9am
Vit b complex (super igneous) one
Vit b 12 single-under-the-tounge job
Vit d3 100ug
Magnesium 300g at dinner time
I'm just not sure when to take the b's and d's! Can I take them at the same time or do they have to be spaced out? How long do I need to leave after the levo, can I take anything with the coffee? I keep trying to space out then forget...
I'm feeling mostly much better. Still lots of aching legs and shoulder pain, and I'm bumping round with depression, brain fog and a general clumsyness that keeps coming and going.
Can't seem to talk to my partner about it, I think he's bored of hearing it all, but the fatigue gets me down at times.
Anyway generally things are better than this time last year!
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As a rule you can take vits together, but you need to leave a 4 hours gap between Levo and iron, calcium, Vit D.
You could take the B complex with breakfast (or lunch), VitB12 mid-morning (or mid-afternoon) away from anything, & VitD with the magnesium at dinner (VitD needs to be consumed with fat).
Great you are starting to feel better. My other half tends to switch off too 😆.
I thought if it was an under the tounge Vit D it didn't really matter when you took it as it won't interact with anything and its already in fat? Maybe this is where I'm going wrong? I still get confused with all this lol.
Hookie01, maybe that's where I'm going wrong too! 😆
I know VitB12 needs to be taken in the morning as can give some people quite a lift. And Vit D I take with lunch coz it is fat soluble and I multi-dose thyroid meds am & pm..
I don't know about fat when Vit D is taken under the tongue. Let's ask SeasideSusie
I was advised to leave 4 hrs after taking levothyoxine before taking anything else like vitamins which my doctor recommended taking at meal times. The aching limbs could be vit d however blood test should be done to ensure you take correct dose.
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