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Originally Posted by pinehurstcharlie View Post
Now how does taking any of these on a empty stomach affect your stomach, does it cause any stomach issues. I'm already on nexium for acid reflux so I'm not sure if i need to take it before or after i take my Nexium. Nexium blocks the stomach from absorbing lots of things and I've often wondered if it is not the problem when I"ve had low Vit D as my body can't absorb due to the nexium blocking things i need. I think I won't try the all in one wonder pill just didn't know about it . Thanks for all the really really good advice .
How long is the ideal space between Vit B12 and Nexium?

Thanks.
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