Short· April 23, 2026· 0:42
Are you taking your vitamins at the wrong time? 💊
Transcript
I don't think vitamin suppliers have ever really looked into the right timing of a vitamin. Your body has all kinds of cycles, so it may be worthwhile exploring what the best time is for a given vitamin — morning, afternoon, or evening.
One example: don't take vitamin C in the evening, because it can really disrupt your sleep. That's a good illustration of why timing matters. The point is that the idea of recommending the right time to take something isn't suddenly a new, mind-blowing concept — it's just been overlooked.
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