New doctor is not recommending liquid vitamins. What do you think?

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I went to a new doc today who told me to just continue with a regular mulitvitamin.

I told her in the past year my energy level has plummeted and she will be checking me for cuffitis next week, among other things.

She said that, if it is cuffitis, I am not absorbing adequately anyway and that liquid vitamins wouldn't make a difference.

I was a little disappointed to hear this as I had a goal to leave her office today with at least a blood test for vitamin deficiencies and recommendations for a liquid vitamin regimin.

What do you think? I mean, I understand that cuffitis would mean malabsorption, but she didn't seem to think there was any need to discuss vitamins at all.

2/13/1311:07 PM

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