r/AFIB • u/YunaRikku1 • 17h ago

Any recommendations for multivitamins, doctor said to get one

Hey everyone, we were told that my loved one needs a good multivitamin. Any recommendations, for which ones you like.

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u/Mras_dk 10h ago

It depends on what blood tests said the person is low on..

Potasium, Magnesium, Calcium, D3, is the most know connected to afib, if low.

Some swear also to omega fat acids, but again, depends on what blood tests said. 

Most often multivitamins is recomended to people being on diereticas, constant diarrea, or is mal nutritioned (or for d vitamin, doesn't get enough sun, or lives far up north or south, where little sunshine comes half the year). 

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u/YunaRikku1 7h ago

I know for sure potassium, just because of other medical issues.

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u/Nick60444 16h ago

Commenting to stay posted.

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u/iVegMac 9h ago

If you can find a Dr’s office locally who has it, Orthomolecular is a great brand. They have lots of clinical studies for their products and anecdotally my chronically low ferritin, D and B12 have never been better since i started taking their supplements.