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Depression & Men
- Thread starter Bernnie Federko
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Was about to say the same thing.
mariazmess
TRIBE Member
Drops are more easily absorbed and you can take them with/in your food/drink. Good for babies. I don't give my kid enough vit D. I need to start again -- and for myself.
I've always thought my dad was depressive. When his mom/my grandma died I didn't know what to do. He was broken for what seemed like FOREVER, but he's back to his old self again. He can be great, but he can be annoyingly self-deprecating and depressed. I feel like shaking him sometimes and being like, "dude! you have an amazing life -- get the fuck over yourself!"
I should probably make sure he's gettin his "d".
Bernnie Federko
TRIBE Member
Webber Naturals are on sale at Rexall/Pharma Plus' if you're in the GTA. I stocked up on a winter's supply of B and D supplements. 40% off....
Genestra D-Mulsion Vitamin D drops. They taste like lemony parfait. 1000 IU per drop.
D-Mulsion 1000 1 oz | Genestra
D-Mulsion 1000 1 oz | Genestra
because that's the first thing that popped in my head, and it made me chuckle.
haha this is pretty funny.
This is a blog and a comic about depression.
Hyperbole and a Half: Adventures in Depression
This is a blog and a comic about depression.
Hyperbole and a Half: Adventures in Depression
Thread bump because November 1 means it's time for me to start Vitamin D supplements.
Yesterday at Shoppers' I saw a Jamieson-brand bottle of liquid Vitamin D for a crazy price—something like $7 regular marked down to $5. I know people have spoken critically of Jamieson products, but compared to the bottle of Vitamin D I got last winter, this is a fraction of the price, and doubling the dosage to counter any reduced effectiveness is an option.
Any reason to believe their liquid product is crap?
Yesterday at Shoppers' I saw a Jamieson-brand bottle of liquid Vitamin D for a crazy price—something like $7 regular marked down to $5. I know people have spoken critically of Jamieson products, but compared to the bottle of Vitamin D I got last winter, this is a fraction of the price, and doubling the dosage to counter any reduced effectiveness is an option.
Any reason to believe their liquid product is crap?
Bernnie Federko
TRIBE Member
Reminds me, b100 complex on sale at shoppers this week... ten bucks is a really good deal.
Haha. Sometimes old men with depression are basically just fuddy duddies.
Jay