Is it ok to take for age around 60 years old?
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For women, I have the same concern since it has the full dose of iron, which is not necessary for postmenopausal women, and may contribute to heart disease...
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Thank you for seeing the goods in my shop. I think 15 years of age or older has been the subject certainly this product, but, as you can enjoy enough in three years.However, since the joint or off, you need to care or not swallowed. I think it safe to lick the material basis. When you are playing with this figure, more when I was in buckwheat might actually be good.In reference to this answer, if you can buy, then I'm happy.Delight Shop (Yoshiko NIshida)
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Men as a rule should not take an iron supplement once they are over 30 unless they have a medical condition that has made them anemic, such as a surgical procedure, chemotherapy, GI issues, etc. Most men over that age in fact are encouraged to donate blood do keep their iron levels from becoming too high. Iron should not be taken by men unless they are being followed by a physician and their blood work monitored regularly.
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True...but for an occasional treat...for someone who has a healthy lifestyle it's OK. I'm nearly 60 and have great heart/cholesterol levels. Lifestyle is the key, not one product.
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It's for ages 2 & up. Too be honest I am 28 and I take them when I run out of my adult vitamins. They work very well. I do recommend this for your grandchildren
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if your receiver or doc is less than 5 years old then you should definitely have no problems. If they are as much as 10 years old you still shouldn't have any problem.
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I would give it at least 3 months. The relief is subtle, not like taking a pain pill. But I've been on it for many years, and if I ever run out, after about a month I'm wondering why I'm hurting--all joints but mainly back. So then I get back on it, and gradually it feels better again. At 67, I don't need any other daily medication for joint pain.
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I believe 65 is a safe limit, not 45.When i first stated taking this, my Dr. had me take 1 tablet, 3 times a day. For I was super low on iron. now He has me on once a day.
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I worked with a much older gal who started her facial care at I2 yrs old and she looked 50 when she was 70! NEVER too young to start!
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I'm 63. There's no problem. Really gets the job done. Would recommend all women over 50 have a peel, at least once a year.Further, you can leave it on because it is self-neutralizing: otherwise, create a neutralizing paste using baking soda and water if the burning is too much for you.
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Definitely! I'm 50 and did this workout last year. Just take it as slowly as you need to. The program starts with a 20 minute workout 3 x per week. Just do that one until your strength and endurance pick up, then add on the 30 minute workout. Then the 45 and the 2 60s. If you take it to YOUR level and use weights that are safe for you, you should be fine! Just don't be discouraged and pace yourself!
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Hi on the supplement facts appears % Daily Value from 2-4 years and 4&Up;, so I think that these multi vitamin will work great for your grandchildren.
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since you are 24 this is the best time to start taking care of your skin. this could be good for you. for me it didn't work. because i;am in mylate 60. i think that this item is really for younger women. hope that it works for you
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I don't know is it ok for a child of 7 years old. My husband is 74 years old, it is perfect for him.
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my doctor recommended a specific dosage because same will benefit seniors with high blood pressure/cholesterol. ask your doctor what is best for your specific needs.
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Normally men over the age of 40 should not take iron because it increases their risk of heart attack. However, anyone with iron definciency can take it. My husband has leukemia and has only been able to keep his hematocrit and hemoglobin levels up by using Hemaplex. His oncologist is pleased with its results. We've been using it for 5 years. Love it, CB from Seattle
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Keep in mind that overprotection can indeed harm the development of a child in the later age. Just a thought. Keep it consistent.