Wellness

[Mimi NY]

To me Gummies would be like candy, too tempting would  probably eat half a bottle some  days like a snow day with nothing to nibble on .

If Andrew Lessman doesn't make them there is a reason.Have been using his products since he first on appeared on the Q with his orange vitamin C packets you mixed with water, even gave them to my children back then.

To me Andrew is a man that is so knowledgeable and trustworthy not just going on a  shopping channel to sell his product but to teach also what he knows.

I feel BEWARE  there are some "snake oil" salesman even with Dr. In front of their names promoting these Gummies for joints,hair sleep and more, I would rather see a liquid form of vitamins being taken if person can't swallow a capaule ,but many of Andrews vitamins  can even be opened and sprinkled onto your food.

[MoonieBaby]

@Mimi NY

You read my mind. Verbatim. Every word, every thought everything! Ditto Kiddo! 😉

[SurferWife]

Some folks (me!) have trouble swallowing pills and the gummie version is the only way that I will consistently take supplements (I only take one).  Thank goodness the one & only Rx pill I have to take is little bitty, or I wouldn't take it.

[SilleeMee]

I would think that gummies would dissolve better in the gut and then that way the nutrients are easily absorbed. Pills and caps can go through your system undissolved and so what I do is split and then crush my multivitamin. I put the crushed powder into a drink and down it quickly. I think crushing helps a lot.

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Just don't crush the ones that say 'extended' or 'time' released. Those kind have a coating that needs to be left alone.

[Mimi NY]

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@MoonieBaby wrote:
@Mimi NY

You read my mind. Verbatim. Every word, every thought everything! Ditto Kiddo! 😉

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