3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher
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3 Month Supply Natures Aid Vegan Multivitamins and Minerals, 90 Count - £3.07 with Max S&S + 15% Voucher

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  • A complete, one-a-day multivitamin and mineral supplement to provide all essential daily nutrients
  • Includes Vitamins A, C, D, E and a full B-vitamin Complex
  • Plus Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, Phosphorus, Selenium, Chromium and Iodine
  • Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
  • Made in the UK to industry recognised GMP and Pharmaceutical Standards
  • Packaging may vary


Natures Aid Complete Multi-Vitamins & Minerals

Energy
Provides many energy-yielding nutrients, to help reduce fatigue and support a healthy metabolism.

Including:

  • Iron and Vitamin B12 for normal blood formation.
  • Magnesium, Niacin, Vitamin B1 and Vitamin B5 for normal energy-yielding metabolism.
  • Vitamins B2, B6 and B12 for the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Immune Health
Contains active ingredients to support the normal functioning of the immune system.

Including:

  • Selenium, Vitamin C, and Vitamin D – which all contribute to normal function of the immune system.
  • Vitamin B2 and Vitamin A for the maintenance of normal mucous membranes.

Brain
Contains Iron which contributes to normal cognitive function.

Including:

  • Vitamin B5 for normal mental performance.
  • With Vitamins B6, B12 and Niacin for normal psychological function.

Antioxidant
Oxidative stress occurs when there are high levels of free radicals in the body. Free radicals are caused by frying foods, alcohol, cigarette smoke, pesticides and air pollutants. Free Radicals can cause damage to cells, through a process called oxidation. Some nutrients can help to protect the cells against that damage

This antioxidant formula provides Selenium Vitamin E and Vitamin C, for the protection of cells from oxidative stress.

Directions
Take 1 tablet per day with food. Do not exceed the recommended intake. This product contains Iron which if taken in excess may be harmful to very young children.

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  1. razorclaw's avatar
    Asda multivitamins are stronger, have more vitamins and minerals and work out cheaper on the 3 for 2 deal currently
    NitrousUK's avatar
    Vitamins don't all have the same absorption. I don't know if I can find it, but there was a study comparing how well absorbed vitamins were, and there was a big difference between brands. Eg Solgar, which is on the more pricey end, absorb much better than average. So while they may contain more, you may be getting less actually into your system.
  2. La_Dispatcher's avatar
    I've bought a few Nature's Aid products before. This is a good price and I do feel the benefit from them 💪
  3. tom6195's avatar
    Can anyone advise a real noob on what vitamins you should be taking daily?
    householdhorror's avatar
    Not really, it massively depends on your circumstances and personal health. Though in the UK most of us are probably not really getting enough vitamin D over the winter at least.
    A multivitamin with iron like this is a good way to stay on top of it, don't take individuals as well or high strength without proper expert advice (no internet grifters!) because some vitamins can be actually harmful if you take too much.
  4. Flimber's avatar
    Tablets look huge (13mm diameter?!?!?!) and they're fairly 'low strength'. Don't seem worth it when you can get higher-strength (D3/B12 particularly) six-month supplies for ~£15.
    Jonnyblock's avatar
    Which ones would you recommend? Aren't high strength ones often overkill?
  5. Neostar's avatar
    Do these types of things work?
  6. EnaHia's avatar
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    Multivitamins shouldn't be taken if you follow a healthy diet. I've stumbled upon a book recently, and the least I can say is that it's eye-opening:

    Dr Mohammad Muneeb Khan
    You'll Wish You Were an Elephant: Killing Cancer Kindly

    amzn.eu/d/dsAGIoH

    Through KCK, respected NHS clinical oncologist Dr Khan has warned that multivitamins could increase the risk of developing cancer by as much as 30 per cent and should carry a health warning similar to those found on tobacco products.

    https://www.palamedes.co.uk/further-media-coverage-for-dr-mohammad-muneeb-khan/#:~:text=Through%20KCK%2C%20respected%20NHS%20clinical,those%20found%20on%20tobacco%20products (edited)
    lucyferror's avatar
    Fair enough but let's be honest most of people will not get all vitamins and minerals from their diet and if you get few specific vitamins separately you will end up with a handful of pills.

    Besides you could tell same about 99% of sold food and how it's being manufactured/grown/handled plus alcohol, drinks etc...
    Everything is killing you at the end
  7. Sam_Hendo12345's avatar
    Thanks
  8. Felix_1's avatar
    Deal has expired. 
  9. mysmugcat's avatar
    My doctor tested me on a few things. I need high strength vitamin D and iron. I get many of my vitamins from Savers (often about £1).
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