Your first vitamin/supplement?

[Jessi]

What was your very first brush with using supplements?

I had multivitamins as a kid and then as a teenager when I had some health issues, I used a combination of other vitamins and such in hopes of easing some of the problems I was having.

What's your experience? Did you start taking them on your own as an adult?

[Super User Man]

What was your very first brush with using supplements?

I had multivitamins as a kid and then as a teenager when I had some health issues, I used a combination of other vitamins and such in hopes of easing some of the problems I was having.

What's your experience? Did you start taking them on your own as an adult?

In high school I started taking whey protein, creatine monohydrate, NO2 nitric oxide by mri, and experimented with dozens of other supplements while weight training.

[AmazingP]

I think mine would be Vitamin C as a young person because we had a free supply of that from the government of my country then. At the same time, as elementary grade students we also received a powder food supplement courtesy of the USA government as gift to our country. As an adult, I got exposed to many food supplements already -- some are working and some are just craps.

[zararina]

As far as I know, my first vitamin supplement was a multivitamin which was Tiki Tiki Multivitamins.
It was told to me before that I used to take that when I was still a toddler. And my first vitamin when I was already an adult was vitamin c since there was a free supply before in the company. And when I am not working anymore there, I continue to buy and take Vitamin C. But right now, I am not taking any supplement and try to get the nutrients from food sources.

[belligerent]

Just a multivitamin. Flintstones if we're talking about as a child. I was obsessed with those things.. I would even eat multiples even though I wasn't supposed to.. lol.

[Guardian]

Besides taking a multivitamin as a kid, I started hitting up whey protein right after I got out of high school to bulk up.

[Jessi]

Just a multivitamin. Flintstones if we're talking about as a child. I was obsessed with those things.. I would even eat multiples even though I wasn't supposed to.. lol.

Lol, I was never a fan of those little Flinstone ones because you had to chew them. Yeah, that's great for most kids because they think they're like candy, but I hated the chalky taste. I remember my mom eating them instead, ha.

[belligerent]

Lol, I was never a fan of those little Flinstone ones because you had to chew them. Yeah, that's great for most kids because they think they're like candy, but I hated the chalky taste. I remember my mom eating them instead, ha.

I hate chewables but I love those Flinstones vitamins.. they don't exactly taste good, but they always felt like a treat for some reason. It's weird.. maybe I associate the taste with something positive because I still think of them as tasting good, even though they had a metallic, vitaminy (lol) taste.

[Judsgirl68]

I loved the Flintstones as well, I actually still sneak one every once in a while, my potbelly pig takes them in the winter for iron

I guess my first supplement was a multivitamin, Wal-Mart's version of One a Day for Women

[Super User Man]

I hate chewables but I love those Flinstones vitamins.. they don't exactly taste good, but they always felt like a treat for some reason. It's weird.. maybe I associate the taste with something positive because I still think of them as tasting good, even though they had a metallic, vitaminy (lol) taste.

Are you kidding me. damn that's the only reason why I would eat those things...for the taste! I must have a chemically like type of favor in my tastebuds. I swear im not a meth addict.