Choosing a Multivitamin Scientific info based in fact (kidney, ingredients, brands)

[mike1003]

https://www.diabetesselfmanagement.c...-multivitamin/

Just thought I would pass on some excellent information that I received today

[Djkingman]

I have stage 3 kidney disease and they don’t have one for that.(If anyone knows of one let me know.) I hired a nutritionist to give me a diet. It’s a strange diet, no more whole wheat or avocados for me.

[JoeyGym65]

Personally I haven't taken a multi vitamin since I was a kid.

[Djkingman]

Yeah, me too but the nutritionist had quite a few dietary restrictions for CKD (bananas, whole wheat, avocados, etc.) got me thinking about multivitamins.

[lchoro]

Look under renal vitamins.

dialyvite

[vitamartusa]

I appreciate you sharing the article. One thing I would add is to pick multivitamins that have high bioavailability and safe ingredients tested by labs and third parties. I personally only trust brands whose products are manufactured in a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) facility held to the standard of medicine/medical supplies, and whether researchers and scientists continually update the product.