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What supplements are people taking? I take, fish oil, D3, Folic acid, multi vitamin, Vitamin B-complex. My medication is methotrexate.

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Bonney Lake, WA
December 12, 2024
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Members shared a wide range of supplements they take alongside methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis, with the most commonly mentioned being... Read more

Members shared a wide range of supplements they take alongside methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis, with the most commonly mentioned being vitamin D3, folic acid (often prescription), B-complex vitamins, turmeric with piperine, fish oil or omega-3, and a daily multivitamin. Several members highlighted specific combinations they found helpful, including D3 with K2 to support bone health and reduce fatigue, CoQ10 for energy, berberine for blood sugar management, and magnesium glycinate for overall wellness. A recurring theme was curiosity and experimentation, with some members reporting noticeable improvements in energy and pain while others acknowledged trying many supplements without seeing much benefit.

A myRAteam Member

CoQ10 helps me with energy.

December 12, 2024
A myRAteam Member

What about D3-K2 ? I heard the K2 helps to absorb the D3

December 12, 2024
A myRAteam Member

I take a multivitamin, calcium, D3, C, Folic Acid, and Tumeric

December 18, 2024
A myRAteam Member

I take D3 (15000 IU) per day K2 (200mcg)per day C (2000mg) per day, and folic acid twice per day. I also take magnesium glycinate 420 mg a few times per week.
The D3 and K2 have shown me improvements with less fatigue and it also lowered my BGL I wasn’t having an issue with my BGL but I noticed that it does lower it from blood tests.

The D3 will pull the calcium into your bloodstream, the K2 is supposed to help remove the calcium from the bloodstream and push it back into your bones instead of it hardening and clogging up your cardiovascular system, (They think K2 does this) I’m rolling the dice with it. It does take away some of the fatigue.

December 12, 2024
A myRAteam Member

I need something a vitamin I for got to ask my my doctor today

December 12, 2024

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