“How to Combine Supplements Without Canceling Their Effects” (aka how not to throw your vitamins down the drain)
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Hey there, wellness explorers! 🌿
Ever wonder if your vitamins are actually helping... or just getting flushed out of your system before they do any good?
Well, you're not alone — I did too! 😅 That’s why I dug into the science behind how vitamins and minerals interact with each other. And it turns out… they’re just like us humans: some get along really well, others cancel each other out.
👇 Here’s the handy chart I use to double-check my combinations:
🟢 Green = Good Combo
These vitamins/minerals help each other get absorbed better.
For example:
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Vitamin D + Calcium → Dynamic bone duo 💪
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Iron + Vitamin C → C boosts iron absorption, especially from plant-based foods 🌱
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Magnesium + B6 → Magnesium helps activate B6!
🔴 Red = Bad Combo
These compete with each other, canceling out absorption.
For example:
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Iron + Calcium → They fight over the same receptors
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Zinc + Copper → Take at different times of day
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Magnesium + Iron → Best absorbed separately
✅ So... How Should You Take Them?
Here’s a simple tip I use for myself: Split them into morning & evening groups — it keeps my gut happy and makes them more effective.
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☀️ Morning: B vitamins, magnesium, iron, vitamin C
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🌙 Evening: Calcium, vitamin D, zinc, omega 3
I also recommend taking supplements with meals (unless the label says otherwise), to avoid stomach issues and help with absorption.

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