starbelgrade wrote: » I get vitamins from the food I eat. I find it a lot less hassle & a lot more pleasant.
sheesh wrote: » I noticed in the past that it takes a week or so for them to kick in
Catsmokinpot wrote: » How do you know its the vitamins working? surely your body metabolises vitamins at the same rate as it metabolises fats/sugars/salts etc. it doesn't make sense that it would take a week for them to work.
Catsmokinpot wrote: » I dunno, my mam used to make me eat those super-ted vitamins and they were fantastic But yeah I know what you mean, I eat plenty of veg and enough fruit so why the need, we didn't have vitamins 60 years ago and people were doing fine, so why the big health craze now?
sheesh wrote: » Vitamins are often cofactors for enzymes or involved in processes within the body so you might have plenty of vitamin A you might have no vitamin C and you might need a certain amount of vitamin C for a certain process to run efficiently so it might be a case that you need to get the levels of vitamins up to a certain level for them to kick in.
starbelgrade wrote: » I know what you mean though. People didn't take supplements years ago as most of the food they ate was fresh, unprocessed foods that had all the vitamins they required.
orourkeda wrote: » I wanked all of the vitamins out of myself.
Catsmokinpot wrote: » Yeah I suppose that's true, but that brings up another question, how lazy do you have to be to not cook yourself a proper dinner every day?