The phrase "all the supplements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of dietary supplements or additional materials related to a specific topic.
Example: "Before starting the new diet plan, make sure to review all the supplements that are recommended for optimal results."
Alternatives: "all the additives" or "all the enhancements".
When you are asked whether you take any medications, include all the supplements you take in your answer.
Powell, who tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrine at the Jamaica national championships last June, also admitted he did not list all the supplements he was taking – as required – because they were new and he could not remember their names.
Although the analysts and participants were blinded to treatment allocation, and supplements were delivered using opaque, matched pills for all the supplements and placebo used, it was not possible to mask the interventions from the participants or the clinicians delivering care.
After 24 h incubation, the cells were washed twice with PBS and incubated with fresh serum-free DMEM containing all the supplements and indicated agents.
39 The reason might be that athletes do not report all the supplements they are taking to their team physician, or it may reflect better education regarding supplement taking.
Although all the supplements are readily available without prescription, "People ought to discuss this with their doctor," Dr. Ferris said.
It can be seen from Table 3 that in the first flush, all the supplemented formulae had significant higher fruitbody yields than Formula 1, and no significant differences existed among the supplemented formulae.
The disc keeps all (or close to all) of the supplements from earlier DVD editions, as well as Del Toro's commentary track.
These values are close to those recommended by Pronk ([2002]), considering that all of the supplements were used for biomass accumulation and not for further metabolism.
Any and all of the supplements listed above under "prevention" are also effective for the treatment of upper respiratory illness, if the patient can tolerate them.
All of the supplements used in the study were supplied by Kentech Co, Ltd., Toyama, Japan.
