If you read clinical trial results carefully, then you will find a pattern in the results for vitamins. When a vitamin deficiency is corrected to normal levels, miraculous things happen. Patients live years longer than those on placebo. Chronic wounds finally heal, vision is preserved, energy levels are restored, and stamina goes up. Oftentimes, a …
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Finding and correcting vitamin D deficiencies is important in the health care world because they are insidious and mimic the signs of old age, but what other vitamin deficiencies are lurking among us? One that keeps popping up as an unexpected finding in certain medical conditions and in the presence of certain prescription drug use …
Just recently it was discovered that vitamin D is an insidious vitamin deficency. That means there are people walking around with this deficency that don’t even know they have it. They think their mysterious symptoms are a result of old age; symptoms such as brain fog, low energy, frequent infections, weakness, unsteady gait, and many …
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There was a time when healthy food was expensive and nutritious diets were difficult to maintain. The FDA set minimum dosages on specific vitamin and mineral intake in order to avoid diseases. Now that healthy food is plentiful, and inexpensive common foods are fortified with vitamins, vitamin, and mineral deficiencies are rare, and vitamin toxicities …
It is true that healthy people don’t need vitamins to stay healthy, but many healthy people have multiple risk factors for vitamin deficiencies and should be on high alert in case these deficiency symptoms set in. There is an infinite amount of ways vitamin deficiencies can manifest in our bodies and our genetic makeup determines …
Some vitamin deficiencies go unnoticed. They creep up on us without us even knowing it. You’re eating healthy and doing everything right, but you have brain fog, low energy, frequent colds, and other infections. Maybe you have blotchy skin like you never had before and so you assume you are just getting old and you …
Are Your Symptoms of Old Age Really a Vitamin Deficiency? Read More »
If someone has osteoporosis and is put on calcium by a medical doctor…well then yeah…I recommend a calcium supplement. Or if someone has low serum calcium in their blood, then yeah I also recommend calcium supplements. I know adequate levels in the blood are essential for muscle contraction and biochemical reactions such as blood clotting. …
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