multi vitamins

Question
I understand that some vitamin e has soybean oil as a filler. Is the amount of soy filler in vitamin e, enough to affect a person allergic to soy.

Answer
I don't know. I'm a WEIGHT LOSS expert, not a physician.

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Comment - I would think that an expert in nutrition would have some understanding of vitamins.


--- MY REPLY:

I am an expert in weight loss, and I know a great deal about nutrition, however (a) I don't generally recommend vitamins as you can get all of the vitamins you need from a well-balanced diet, (b) I don't know anything about soy allergies because I don't have one, and (c) even if I did know a lot about vitamins AND soy allergies, I'm sure every person is different. If you have a mild soy allergy, I'm sure you could get away with taking a pill once a day. If you have a severe allergy, probably not. This is a question for the manufacturer of the vitamins, as I'm sure all vitamin brands are made slightly different.

I do have "some understanding" of vitamins, but this is a very technical question, and I wouldn't want to give you a wrong answer.

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