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Old 01-31-2012, 06:07 PM #10
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I have a question. I have done a lot of reading regarding using supplements to help with PN. I know that certain vitamins/Minerals inhibit/aid in the absorption of others, so my question is how do you know what you can take together and what should be taken separately? Is there a better time of day and to take on empty/full stomach? I get so confused so I was wondering if there was a website or if someone could explain it to me? TIA
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