Improve Significant Other’s Listening Skills with a Vitamin?

Cultura/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- A new survey shows 63 percent of Americans take a vitamin or supplement, but many wish the manufacturers would come up with a vitamin that would improve their significant other’s listening skills.

A survey commissioned by The Vitamin Shoppe finds 50 percent of respondents wish there was a pill that could improve their partner’s listening.  Forty-three percent wish there was a vitamin that would improve their significant other’s cleaning skills, while 31 percent expressed a desire for a vitamin that would improve their partner’s “bedroom” skills.

Respondents were asked: “If your significant other could take a vitamin to improve upon any of the following areas, which would you choose?

• Listening, 50 percent
• Cleaning, 43 percent
• Physique, 37 percent
• Cooking, 35 percent
• “Bedroom” Skills, 31 percent
• Dancing, 24 percent
• Don’t know/Refused, 20 percent

Additional findings from The Vitamin Shoppe survey:

• 93 percent of Americans feel more confident about their health when taking a vitamin or supplement.
• 72 percent of respondents take multivitamins on a regular basis.
• 56 percent believe vitamins and supplements are necessary to achieve your health and fitness goals.

Respondents were also asked: “What would put you in a better mood – good sex or a good workout?

• Good sex, 57 percent
• Good workout, 35 percent
• Don’t know/Refused, 8 percent

The Vitamin Shoppe survey of 1,000 U.S. adults was conducted by Wakefield Research.

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