Why no push on supplements?

[KellyVega]

I have five comorbidities and have never had Covid but have been in contact with many who have. I had my antibodies checked and in September I was 65 times higher the units per milliliter needed to show you have antibodies against Covid. Test was done outside the VA. Everything I read people who wind up in the hospital or zinc deficient, D3 deficient and are predominantly obese.

[BriCheese]

Just because you can take them doesn't mean 1. they work on you. 2. Are what the label say the strength and contents are what's in them. Or that you don't have serious health issues. Many of the dead in nursing homes were not obese.

[maurive1241]

I've been using DeusPower for about two months now, mostly their creatine and daily greens, and I noticed better recovery and less fatigue after workouts. I was pretty skeptical at first, but it's been a solid addition without messing with my gut or sleep. Supplements aren't magic, but if you've got the basics down—good sleep, food, and training—DeusPower can fill in the gaps without overcomplicating things.

[otiscavin]

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