Best site for vitamins, etc?...
hopper1
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Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?
I looked at healthstore.uk.com and revital.co.uk...
Any others worth a look?
Paul
I looked at healthstore.uk.com and revital.co.uk...
Any others worth a look?
Paul
Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!
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www.myprotein.co.uk are very good for ingredients for energy drinks etc, I think they have some vitamins and the like too.
http://www.zipvit.co.uk/ is great, and they do some fantastic cycling specific nutrition stuff.0 -
V. Cheap, especially for glucosamine and Omega 3...
http://www.simplysupplements.net/?gclid ... 2AodRj3q-g0 -
www.myprotein.co.uk all the way. have been buying from them for years.
If you have never ordered before, let me know as I've got a discount code and you get %5 off your first order.0 -
Yeah, for supplements like Whey Protein etc, myprotein is hard to beat, I get my homebrew stuff from there. But not for things like vitamins, Omega 3 etc..0
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+1 for myprotein also Monster supplements0
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Have used Monster before... Very good, but it's more for multivit's , Vit C, D3, omega 3, etc...Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0
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myprotein, bulkpowders & predator nutrition all very good0
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elf foods prices come up fairly competative for vits, etc...Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0
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I get my D3 from elf foods.0
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NapoleonD wrote:I get my D3 from elf foods.
My protein is much much cheaper
(and stronger)
http://www.myprotein.co.uk/products/vitamin_d3
£7.95 for 180 2500iu
http://elffoods.com/product_info.php?products_id=1420
£8.09 for 50 2200iu0 -
robbiedont wrote:NapoleonD wrote:I get my D3 from elf foods.
My protein is much much cheaper (and stronger)
http://www.myprotein.co.uk/products/vitamin_d3
£7.95 for 180 2500iu
http://elffoods.com/product_info.php?products_id=1420
£8.09 for 50 2200iu
WTF? I use myprotein all the time and I've never found d3 on a search there! Sooper.0 -
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Usually the best source is food from a market.hopper1 wrote:Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?0 -
Alex_Simmons/RST wrote:
Usually the best source is food from a market.hopper1 wrote:Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?
What food at the market contains Vit d3?0 -
Alex_Simmons/RST wrote:
Usually the best source is food from a market.hopper1 wrote:Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?
I agree, Alex, that fresh produce, organic, blah!, blah!, blah!, is best, but you still can't get everything from proper food sources...
Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
The exposure to sunlight you get when out riding your bike to the market.NapoleonD wrote:Alex_Simmons/RST wrote:
Usually the best source is food from a market.hopper1 wrote:Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?
What food at the market contains Vit d3? 0 -
Who said anything about "organic" whatever that's supposed to mean?hopper1 wrote:Alex_Simmons/RST wrote:
Usually the best source is food from a market.hopper1 wrote:Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?
I agree, Alex, that fresh produce, organic, blah!, blah!, blah!, is best, but you still can't get everything from proper food sources...
Some of the deadliest poisons are organic.
Try these in order of decreasing quantities, although CHO intake has to rise for athletes:
1. Fresh fruits and vegetables
2. Whole grains, legumes, bread, cereal, pasta, rice, corn
3. Milk, dairy, eggs, lean meats and fish
4. oils, fats and nuts
Endurance athletes will need to have more of 2 & 4 depending on how much they train.0 -
Alex_Simmons/RST wrote:
Who said anything about "organic" whatever that's supposed to mean?hopper1 wrote:Alex_Simmons/RST wrote:
Usually the best source is food from a market.hopper1 wrote:Which is the best site for Vitamins, minerals, oils, etc...?
I agree, Alex, that fresh produce, organic, blah!, blah!, blah!, is best, but you still can't get everything from proper food sources...
Some of the deadliest poisons are organic.
Try these in order of decreasing quantities, although CHO intake has to rise for athletes:
1. Fresh fruits and vegetables
2. Whole grains, legumes, bread, cereal, pasta, rice, corn
3. Milk, dairy, eggs, lean meats and fish
4. oils, fats and nuts
Endurance athletes will need to have more of 2 & 4 depending on how much they train.
I spend half my life on drilling rigs... the chances of me getting anything resembling healthy food, are slim...
Hence the supplementation.Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0
