What do other patients take for DIETARY SUPPLEMENT?

iGuard.org has more than 32,550 users on treatment for DIETARY SUPPLEMENT. Learn more about what medications they are taking to treat dietary supplement from the table below...

Commonly Used Medication Name*
(Hover mouse over name to see medication class)		 % of Patients Average Risk Rating Generic Patient-reported Severity
Multivitamin 63 % YES
Vitamin B 11 % YES
Calcium 9 % YES
Folic Acid 6 % YES
Vitamin C < 5 % OTC
Vitamin E < 5 % YES
Omega 3 < 5 % YES

*This list is NOT EXHAUSTIVE - Only drugs used by a sufficiently large number of iGuard.org users are listed.
**Medications are sometimes known by different brand/generic names, depending upon how they are packaged or used.
EXAMPLE: 63 % of iGuard.org patients that use medications for DIETARY SUPPLEMENT regularly use Multivitamin as part of their treatment.


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Question/Comment:

I noticed not much people take omega 3. it is the building blocks for our brain. it can help ALEVIATE not medicate symptoms for ad/hd, dislexia, dispraxia. The sources is from a book I read at the library. I forgot the name but if intrested look for info on ad/hd or dislexia, dispraxia. and it will be a book on all three topics and how omega fats can help us with them. it also mentions alot about mothers milk and how it it IMPORTANT that we get breast fed. appearntly the milk has what our brain needs early on in our life to help prevent certain diseases including the three I named.

27 year old male
Posted: 2008-06-21 15:06:13     Rating: Star Star Star Star Star

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