For my new diagnoses of illness ect I have been recommended to take a load of vitamins to try and help
Vitamin c - d
Magnezium ect
I'm just trying to think of a way to organise taking these so I can take them without forgetting and also not having to carry round 4 separate pots of tablets along with all my pain killers at the moment! Feel like my tummy is ratteling along with my handbag 😆 Lol.
Ideas? I have daily pill dividers but the pots are quite small and these vitamins seem to be quite large pills!
Any suggestions welcome xx
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I agree with Bigmama99. I would not take pills, just to be on the safe side. Unless it was scurvy. The only exception is B12, I only take that because there is no food to replace it with (I have given up animal foods for now).
I was suggested by a professor in London to take these tablets as I have eds and pots.
It's a medical requirement for me to take them.
Unfortunately I am not getting it via food as suggested. I eat a very very healthy and clean diet everyday, there isn't any better I can do with that..
What do you mean by unless it was for scurvy? I don't understand what that would have to do with my illnesses x
Vitamin C is good for treating scurvy. So if I had scurvy, I would take it, nothing to do with your illnesses. I haven´t got any medical training, so I couldn´t say anything about your illnesses, and you can ignore what I wrote. Wishing you all the best ! x
I have to take daily tablets and vitamin D tablets and I have severe epilepsy with memory problems. I have bought a daily tablet dispenser and keep my meds in this but my vitamins are too big for this. With my dispenser it helps me know if I have taken them that day if I keep my vitamins on top of it and I take the vitamins at the same time. Hope this sort of thing could help you.
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