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Vitamin labels and fitness videos always say "consult your doctor" . if i'm a healthy young person who's not taking meds, do i need to consult my doc?
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Preferably yes: Your doctor is your partner in health. He or she can oversee your health, and make recommendations as they pertain to vitamins and exercise (and more!) use this resource to achieve optimal health.
Answered 7/31/2012
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