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I was supplementing with selenium for various reasons, and it seemed clear that it's one of the minerals that used to be supplied via our diet, but is quite def
by AStonesThrow 2y ago
I was supplementing with selenium for various reasons, and it seemed clear that it's one of the minerals that used to be supplied via our diet, but is quite deficient now, due to exhaustion in the soil.
Selenium, along with taurine, is one of the supplements which genuinely drove my physicians vehemently crazy, so I doubled up, and ensured that they were the focal point of my daily regimen.
- waldothedog 2y agoWhen you say it drove your physicians crazy, what do you mean?
- schmidtleonard 2y agoThey wanted social validation for their fad diet from the doctor and didn't get it.
- AStonesThrow 2y agoNo, they get pissed because the supplements can actually heal illnesses and support better health, which means they wouldn't be able to push drugs on me. Psychiatrist's parting shot was, "they're all bio-active!" Micronutrients are no fad, because guess what, they used to come in our fruits, vegetables, and meats.
- teruakohatu 2y ago> Selenium, along with taurine, is one of the supplements which genuinely drove my physicians vehemently crazy, so I doubled up, and ensured that they were the focal point of my daily regimen. Selenium is commonly recommended by doctors in New Zealand.