Flintstone Vitamins
As i read this board, i notice that some people take Flintstone Chewable Vitamins. I was specifically told by my surgeon that Flintstones were NOT acceptable. Does anyone know why some of us are permitted to take them and some cannot? I am having real problems getting the chewable "adult" vitamins down (Beriatric Advantage). They are very gritty (to me, anyway) and the taste leaves much to be desired. Are there any others that taste better...give the same amount of nutriants that we require...and are not gritty? I know some of you have been through many brands in your search for palatable foods, suppliments, protein, etc. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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on 4/11/08 8:07 am, edited 4/11/08 8:08 am - NJ
on 4/11/08 8:07 am, edited 4/11/08 8:08 am - NJ
HAHA Flinstone Chewable Vitamins!? I use to eat that all the time when I was young, I loved them. I use to eat them like candy (which is probably not a good thing...). I don't know the answer to your question, but do they make Flinstone Vitamins for adults? I ask because vitamins for kids wouldn't meet the daily requirements of an adult.. Just a thought.
Hmmmm, makes me wonder if the doctors that work with a nutrition store maybe don't like the vitamins we can get a walmart or wherever. I'm glad to see this information because today I sampled the bariatric vitamin while I was at the bariatric hospital for my appts. It was NASTY. I would much rather take a couple of Flinstones morning and evening than do that nasty stuff.
190 lbs lost
VSG 07/2008
lower body lift 10/2010
upper body lift 11/2011