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Topic: Centrium A-Zinc
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bboyivy Member Posts: 63 From: oc,CA,US Registered: MAR 2002
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posted 03-17-2002 01:09 PM
We have a jar of Centrium vitamins and i was wondering if they are any good. I noticed they have iodine and i heard that it can breeak you out. Thats basically why im asking. Im taking b5 and fish oil(omega 3) should i add centrium? thanks in advance.
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SkiBlue Member Posts: 48 From: Registered: AUG 2001
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posted 03-17-2002 05:09 PM
good question id like to know that answer as well? SkiBlue
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smartiegirl Member Posts: 345 From: Toronto, ON, Canada Registered: JUN 2001
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posted 04-17-2002 10:28 PM
Well i've done a search on iodine because i'd like to know myself but haven't found any posts where anyone has given any answers yet. So maybe i'll bump this post up and see if anyone answers.Anyone??
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regulator Member Posts: 35 From: Registered: APR 2001
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posted 04-17-2002 11:02 PM
American Institute of Preventive Medicine -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acne is the teenagers’ curse. Teenagers have to worry about pimples just when they want to look their best. Acne can pop up on the shoulders, back, neck, and face. Many people still have acne or acne scars when they are adults. These things do not cause acne: Greasy foods Chocolate No sex Teenagers get acne because they have a lot of androgen. Androgen is a hormone. The glands under your skin make more oil when you have a lot of androgen. The oil ducts get clogged and infected. Then bumps pop up on the skin. Newborn babies can get a little acne from their mother’s hormones. This can happen when the baby is 2 to 4 weeks old. These things help cause acne: A girl’s hormones before her period or when she is pregnant Heavy lotions or greasy makeup Stress Foods with iodine--like kelp, beef liver, broccoli, asparagus, and white onions Vitamin pills that have iodine Cooking oils, tar, or creosote in the air Sleeping on one side of your face or resting your head in your hands Birth control pills, steroids, anticonvulsive medicines, and lithium
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rittuberman unregistered Posts: 35 From: Registered: APR 2001
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posted 04-18-2002 09:54 AM
OH SH*T!!!! i didnt know broccoli contained iodine???!!!! i been eating loads cos i thought it would help my skin.......ooops!! 
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jad211 Member Posts: 257 From: LA, CA Registered: FEB 2002
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posted 04-18-2002 10:39 AM
Unfortunately, too much iodine can cause even clear skinned people to break out. Whatever you do, do not take Centrum! I got very angry with my mother a few weeks ago when she bought me Centrum after I specifically told her NO IODINE. I refuse to take them and she thinks I'm out of my mind. I had an awful experience with eating onions not too long ago...I had huge boils all over my face and my skin never reacts like that to anything. I have very mild acne...no cysts or big pimples...just little bumps all over. But after eating a whole onion, I had a face full of red cysts. You do need iodine in your diet or you'll get a big ol' goiter on your neck but you get plenty...heck, even water has iodine in it. You definately don't need supplements. I don't know why drug companies insist on putting this awful stuff in all their vitamins. Steer clear! Look for children's multi-vitamins...sometimes they are iodine-free and they taste really good too =)One more thing...not everything with iodine will make everyone's acne worse. It differs from person to person. For me, I eat one onion and my face explodes. But I can eat lobster and most shellfish with no problem...I had a 2lb lobster for dinner last week on my mom's birthday and absolutely nothing happened. I think it differs from food to food and person to person. [This message has been edited by jad211 (edited 04-18-2002).]
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ClearRose Member Posts: 32 From: Registered: MAR 2002
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posted 04-18-2002 11:22 AM
Asparagus also cause acne? anyone has experience with it?
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