Posts Tagged ‘Dietary Supplements’

• Vitamin C is a dietary supplement that is a water soluble vitamin yet we cannot make it in our bodies
• A good source of vitamin C is ripe fruit
• Cardiovascular diseases, cataracts and joint diseases can be the result of a vitamin C deficiency
• Antioxidant enzymes help neutralize free radicals which are responsible for the aging process
• Ester C 1000mg w/Citrus Bioflavins and Echinacea Propolis w/Ester-C are two great types of Vitamin C.

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Vitamins3 Dec 2008

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• Manganese is often found in dietary supplements and is only found in very small amounts in the human body. It can help create healthy bones, improve blood clotting and help produce sex hormones
• Manganese also boosts carbohydrate metabolism and has a role in blood sugar regulation. It contains superoxide dismutase (MnSOD) which is an antioxidant that helps fight free radicals leading to the aging process
• Manganese and Trace Minerals can ensure that your body get all of the minerals it needs.

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Minerals29 Nov 2008

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• Glucosamine-Chondrotin combines two popular dietary supplements to improve joint health. It can be found in shellfish
• Glucosamine has been show to reduce the pain of osteoarthritis in the knee; it is also used to treat inflammatory bowel disease
• Chondrotin works to provide elasticity in cartilage. Some side effects include stomach bloating, gas and softened stools
• If your interested in giving your joint health an extra boost, there are some natural supplements that can help like Organic Flax 1000mg and CORALadvantage Joint Health.

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Bio Supplements25 Nov 2008

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• Coenzyme Q10 is a member of the quinine family found in organic compounds. It produces energy in the form of Adenosine triphosphate. (ATP is produced naturally but can also be found in ATP supplements.)
• Coenzyme Q10 is often used as a dietary supplement with many perks. These perks include:

-reducing the effects of migraine headaches and Alzheimer’s disease
-leading to a longer lifespan
-easing the side effects of cancer treatment

• CO Q10 100mg and Co Q10 200 Sublingual are two supplements containing coenzyme Q10.

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Bio Supplements18 Nov 2008

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• Copper is required for growth and development of body tissues and organs. It plays a role in the process of red blood cells formation and can help regulate blood clotting, oxygen transport and nerve transmission
• Copper stimulates the immune function and helps fight free radicals which are partly responsible for the aging process
• Trace elements like copper can’t be produced by the body so they must be ingested from food or dietary supplements. Good sources include: seafood, nuts, whole grains, chocolate and legumes
• If you’re interested in boosting your body’s immune functions, products like Radical Fighters and Sambucus Immune Support/AF can help.

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Minerals17 Nov 2008

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• Chromium is an essential mineral for our bodies such as food digestion and can be found in a daily diet or through chromium supplements
• For most, dietary supplements aren’t necessary. Sources of chromium include: whole grains, bran cereals, potatoes, onions and tomatoes
• Supplements can improve HDL cholesterol and lower high cholesterol levels. They’re also helpful in building muscle and reducing triglycerides
• Too much chromium can lead to stomach problems and low blood sugar
• Trace Minerals is a natural supplement with Chromium.

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Minerals16 Nov 2008

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