Boots Multivitamin Tablets

I try really hard to have a good balanced diet, to work out regularly but have to admit that while I'm good at the exercising part my diet falls flat on it's face rather often! I am so partial to quick and unhealthy food and because I have a busy lifestyle and I'm not a very good cook, more often than not I'll bang a processed ready meal in the oven or like today eat just eat toast (which is my favourite!). Today as an example not one piece of fruit or any vegetables has passed my lips at all (unless you count the oranges in the marmalade lol). I haven't fancied eating much! The reason I haven't felt like eating much is cos I had an eating disorder. Whilst I'm ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fussy eater - refused to eat vegetables when my parents offered them to me from a young age - don?t like onions, don?t like mushrooms, don?t like sweet and sour dishes, don?t like lamb, and don?t like prawns or pineapple on pizza. I think you get the picture. I have muddled through my 20 years with cheese, fruit, various meats, potatoes, rice, and whatever else I like, but I have come to realise that there is only so much you can eat in a day, and often this is not varied enough to produce a balanced diet. So what are the alternatives? Meticulously plan my shopping list so that I incorporate ...  Read the complete review

I found that the boots multi-vitamins are great - they are cheap and cheerful! To be honest I don't think there is much difference between cheaper vit-supplements and expensive as they all contain 100% of our recommended daily allowance (RDA on the label) of vits and minerals. The tablets are fairly large, pinky in colour and taste quite disgusting (as do most supplements) they come in a fairly tall container with an orange lid and label. The label should tell you which nutrients are in the tablets. Vitamins play very important roles throughout the body, most vitamins can?t be produced in the body so must be obtained through diet. There are so ...  Read the complete review

I have trouble swallowing tablets at the best of times but Boots Multivitimins have to be the worst type of tablet to take. Not only do they disolve realy quickly and go all sticky but they taste realy disgusting. And just to make the whole task of taking one that little bit more difficult they smell as bad as they taste. You open the bottle and get a wiff of the bad taste you are about to recieve if you can't swallow them quick enough. I have tried crunching them up and putting them in various drinks, the only real conclusion I came to is you can't drown out the flavour, AND they turn your tea blue! In the end swallowing them quickly with strong orange ...  Read the complete review

Apparently by taking mutivitiams on a daily basis, it can make you look and feel healthier. I have been taking multi vitamins for about 4 years now, and they do actually work, they make you feel more alive, they make your hair shinier, and you don't get as many spots. Most of us eat a diet of junk food, chips, hamburgers and fizzy drinks. We all love this sort of food, but you don't get the essential vitamins your body needs to function correctly. By taking mutli vitamins every day, you can put essential vitamins and minerals into your body. Some people may be put of by the cost of vitamins. At Tesco they sell 60 ...  Read the complete review