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Example of some of the medications you chose please?
I realize DSers are suppose to have dry vitamins. GNC has mega men and mega women power drinks. Their technical support told me it was a dry form but it took so long to get an answer, I wanted to see if it was accurate.
Even though I am male, I take the mega women formula to get the iron. When I do take the powder, my labs are in the normal range. It does seem cheaper than taking a bunch of different individual vitamins. Any thoughts or different opinions?
I realize DSers are suppose to have dry vitamins. GNC has mega men and mega women power drinks. There technical support told me it was a dry form but it took so long to get an answer, I wanted to see if it was accurate.
Even though I am male, I take the mega women formula to get the iron. When I do take the powder, my labs are in the normal range. It does seem cheaper than taking a bunch of different individual vitamins. Any thoughts or different opinions??
I am also interested to hear how this works out for you. Please update us to let us know.

Do any of your pre-surgery people use appetite suppressants? I finally decided on Saxenda to help me. My RNY won't be until May or so of 2017. My copay for this $1200 med is $45, so I'm getting a 3 month supply for $135. The pharmacy had to order it but I should get it and start it on Monday. Way excited!
Hey guys, my dad is 69 years ago and he has been diagnosed with the early stage of dementia disease. She doesn't follow her day-to-day routine and appetite. It's sometimes not an easy task to handle her. On the either side, I don't have an idea on what kind of food usually the dementia patients are preferred to eat (must be healthy for them too). The sad part is, due to my tight work schedule can't even spare a day for her. I'm planning to hire a good caretaker from a Toronto-based health service provider so they can take a good take care of her. I don't think so I could manage everything simultaneously. Still I wanna hear some good responses. what are the recommended food which can help to improve brain health
I was turned off by any "sparkling" water due to trying Lacruex (or however you spell it) water. Bleh OMG it was the nastiest stuff I've ever tried. BUT I just went to Kroger and they had the ICE water on sale for 10/$10 so $1 each. I got several different flavors to try. I have to say I really like the Cherry Limeade that I just tried. I'm in the beginning stages of my journey and am having a HUGE problem with my soda habit. But I think this will help me greatly getting off the Coke. I'm excited!
I am diabetic and I never eat anything white except for cauliflower, no bread, no pasta, no rice, no potatoes. I do eat a lot of zoodles, yummy, zucchini put through a spiralizer. for me any bread, pasta or rice will spike my sugar
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Banded 6/9/09 HW 242 LW 142 Revision 198 m 1 loss 16 lbs 182. M 2 loss 4 lbs 178. M3 loss 6 lbs 174.m4 loss 4 lbs 168. M5 gain 2 lbs 170. M6 loss 7 lbs 163 M7 loss 5 lbs 159 M8 loss 1 lb 158 M9 loss 0 M10 155 loss 3 M11 154 loss 1 M12 loss 2 152 M13 loss 3 149 M16, 17 0 loss M 18 loss 4 lbs 145 (18 months 53 lbs)
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