Vitamins are good for you! :)

I've been meaning to start taking more vitamins and paying attention to that kind of thing. My parents have always taken a large assortment of supplements, and some friends talk about vitamins all the time. (Are you reading this, Holly?:) I'm talking bout you and Bethany.) So I bought quite a few kinds today! I gooogled around to find good vitamins for women to take. I'm posting this to see how I'm doing in a month. Today, March 28th, I will begin taking (in addition to Echinecea for immune system health):

• B-Complex (rose hips, rice bran, vitamin C, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, b6, folate, b12, a little biotin, pantothenic acid) These helps convert food into energy and are necessary for normal functioning of the nervous system. 
• Folic Acid--This is essential for red blood cell formation. This may reduce a woman's risk of having a child with a brain or spinal cord birth defect. (I'm not expecting anytime soon, but it's just in case.)
• Co-enzyme Q10--This is expensive! Plays an important role in cells and is utilized in the normal process of energy production. Also a key nutrient that may help maintain a healthy heart.
• Zinc--Plays an important role in the development and normal function of the immune system, reproductive system, and in proper growth.
• Flax Seed Oil--Helps promote healthy cardiovascular and immune system function. 
• Biotin--Provides dietary support for healthy hair and nails. Also aids in the metabolism of carbs, protein, and fats.
• Fish Oil--Essential for the healthy function of the brain, heart, joints, and immune system. Also help maintain healthy cholesterol levels.
• Chromium--Helps metabolize carbs, protein, and fat. Promotes healthy blood sugar.
• General one a day for women--Supports bone and breast health

OH MY! I'm going to need a big glass of water or figure out a schedule for taking these. I hope to feel more energized, lower my blood pressure, and overall feel more healthy. I'm also starting to track my work outs.