February 23rd, 2008 . by admin
Are you someone who is vitamin obsessed? How many vitamins are you taking a day? If you are someone who takes a large amount of vitamins you may need to ease up.
Vitamins are very important to a healthy body and they are needed daily, but there is such a thing as taking too many. If you do go over the recommended amount by this much, then you may be endangering your health.
What happens when you take vitamins is that your body will use up some of them and store the rest. If you take over ten times the amount needed, it is going to store a gigantic amount. When these large amounts are stored, it can be toxic to your body and your organs will be put at risk.
There are some vitamins that are more dangerous than others to megadose on. These vitamins are fat-soluble. They are: Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, and Vitamin K. Read the rest of this entry »
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February 17th, 2008 . by admin
Creatine is perhaps the most researched and most well-known performance enhancing supplement. This is all great, but does it really work? Read the rest of this entry »
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February 15th, 2008 . by admin
There has been years of research coming out of Traverse City, Michigan. All this research had been spent creating a new supplement called CherryFlex, a softgel capsule made from whole fruit. These capsules contain 100 mg Anthocyanins, 20 mg Flavones and 30 mg Tannins.
Along with antioxidants, melatonin, Anthocyanins and other flavonoids — Isoqueritrin and Queritrin, tart cherry products are being taken by many people to get relief from gout, fibromyalgia, arthritis and joint inflammation. Read the rest of this entry »
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February 7th, 2008 . by admin
There is more and more evidence coming out that states sustained inflammation is behind many degenerative diseases. Someone who has chronic inflammation can be more at risk for heart disease, cancer and chronic viral conditioning like Alzheimer’s. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 19th, 2008 . by admin
Just like not getting enough minerals, not getting enough vitamins in our diet can affect our health and also produce arthritis problems.
We can’t always get the right amount of vitamins because of the soil our produce was grown in, food processing methods, and eating snack/junk foods. And this is why people have begun to take vitamin supplements.
If you suffer from arthritis you may need to get these vitamins in your diet or through supplements to ease your symptoms.
Vitamin B5: It will help decrease swelling. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 15th, 2008 . by admin
Vitamin K is not the most well-known vitamin. Most people forget about it or really haven’t heard of it. As each year passes by, more and more scientists are finding out the many ways it helps our bodies.This vitamin is very important because it can provide us with so many health benefits. Scientists now think that Vitamin K can help prevent osteoporosis; no longer is calcium the true savior.
It is a fat-soluble vitamin and is very important to help health problems. It is significant to get Vitamin K if women have birth complications or there is a bleeding disorder. It has been connected to infant development, has helped people with intestinal malfunctions , people who have nosebleeds often and people who bleed excessively. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 10th, 2008 . by admin
A lot of people have digestive systems that don’t break down food or absorb nutrients well. It may be because a poor level of stomach acid, toxin in their gut, or not enough digestive enzyme productions.
This can be improved when the intake of nutrients increases slowly. The best thing a person can do is eat an organic diet, but you can also take supplements.
You needn’t see a doctor to take a supplement. You can take them in small amounts often and it will help health problems that may be occurring. If you are interested in taking a larger dose of a supplement then you should see a doctor or a nutritionist.
When is the best time to take supplements? It is during meals so it can be better absorbed by the digestive system. The digestive system will work it’s magic when it is provided with food. If you have a time released supplement it is best taken with food as well. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 6th, 2008 . by admin
I bet you didn’t know that when a tablet or capsule vitamin is taken your body only absorbs around 10-12% of the nutrients. Only 3-5% of the same vitamin form will be absorbed for people who are over the age of 35.
Liquid(colloidal) vitamin forms will allow the highest amount of nutrients to enter your system. The vitamins and minerals from liquid vitamins are over 7000 times smaller than human cells. This results in about 98% of the supplements ingested and they can be used by our bodies within a half hour. A pill can only five someone around 10% of the nutrients it carries. To get the same amount of nutrients from a liquid vitamins, you would have to take over 10 vitamins in the pill form. Think about how hard it would be to take all those pills and also how much money you would be spending. Read the rest of this entry »
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December 28th, 2007 . by admin
Creatine is an amino acid that is contained in meat and fish. It is made in our bodies in the kidneys and the liver. Then it is changed in our muscles to creatine phosphate to give them more energy.
When you engage in rigorous exercises, the creatine in our muscles will begin to reduce. When creatine is taken as a supplement the supply the the muscles is increased and there is none lost.
The food we eat can allow us to meet creatine requirements but people who use their bodies more intensely, like athletes or bodybuilders need a supplement to keep their creatine numbers up. Read the rest of this entry »
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December 14th, 2007 . by admin
Vitamin E is very important to the human body, but what can it really do? Chances are it doesn’t do much of the things you have heard it can help.
What can Vitamin E do?
Well, it is an antioxidant and it can also help control free radicals. It also helps to prevent blood clots and coronary artery blocks. There are also studies that show it can help to lessen the risk of chronic diseases like heart attacks and cancers. It may also slow aging, help nerve conduction, and protect Vitamins C and A. It can also help to slow eyes getting cataracts or prevent it.
Here is a list of the diseases or conditions that Vitamin E is credited to cure or prevent.
-Parkinson’s disease
-Infertility in both each sex
-Alzheimer’s disease
-Hepatitis Read the rest of this entry »
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