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Topic: supplements for children

dbourne
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Member # 13833

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what kinds of supplements would you recommend for a child. My 2 year old is taking probotics and nystatin for yeast. Any thoughts?

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Tincup
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Up for mommies of little ones..

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tad
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I give my kids a multi-vitamin, and fish oil.

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njlymemom
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Member # 15088

posted

in addition to a good multi vitamen

mine enjoy echinachea tea

you can also get a chewable echinachea tablet

for children

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echostef
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My 8 year old takes (daily) 1000 mg of chewable Vitamin C, Liquid Zeolite, a multivitamin, a probiotic, fluconazole 2 times a week, and Ultra ATP (Magnesium, Hydroxide, and Malic Acid).

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