VITAMINS & MINERALS

Studies conducted in 2002, by the American Medical Association, show strong associations between vitamin deficiencies and cancer, coronary heart disease and osteoporosis. Studies also show that some vitamins, if taken in combination and at higher dosages than normally recommended for basic nutritional needs, can help to prevent certain diseases such as Alzheimer's and can greatly reduce the risk of death from heart disease and stroke. Still other studies showed that vitamins played a relevant role in the prevention of birth defects and prostate cancer.

It has already been widely recognized that most people aren't getting the vitamins they need on a daily basis from diet alone, so it is no wonder that those same studies recommended that all adults take a multivitamin daily.

So the most basic thing we can do to improve our over all health is to take a premium quality multivitamin every day, not only for our basic nutritional needs but for prevention of certain diseases as well.

That being said, how do you determine what is a good, quality, high content vitamin that you can be sure is going to give you the nutrition you need on a daily basis as well as provide the disease fighting and prevention properties mentioned above? There are some vitamins that should definitely not be overlooked, coincidentally, they are the same as the ones that the population is most commonly deficient in!

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Following is a list of vitamins that you should make sure you are not deficient in, to the right are just some of the potential health conditions associated with these particular vitamin deficiencies.

Folic Acid fatigue, anemia, neural tube defects
Vitamin B12 dysfunction of red blood cells, heart disease, anemia, fatigue
Vitamin B6 cardiovascular disease, carpal tunnel syndrome, premenstrual syndrome, mood disorders
Selenium increased cancer risk
Vitamin C cardiovascular disease, impaired connective tissue growth, fatigue
Vitamin E Alzheimer's disease, impaired immunity, nerve damage
Vitamin D osteoporosis, increased cancer risk

Make sure your daily supplement contains at least 100% (if not more, for preventative properties) of the recommended daily allowance of the above vitamins. In addition to vitamins, your daily supplement should contain certain minerals as well.

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Minerals are very important in facilitating a number of biochemical and physiological processes necessary for the maintenance of life, including supporting the health of organs, bones, tissue and the immune system. Unfortunately, this is the most serious area of deficiency in most people. Some of the most common mineral deficiencies are listed below, along with corresponding health conditions associated with those deficiencies:

Natural vitamins and minerals
Calcium osteoporosis, muscle cramps, nerve dysfunction
Iron anemia, fatigue, impaired memory
Copper bone/teeth problems, aneurysms
Chromium diabetes, heart disease
Magnesium depression, insomnia, muscle cramping, irritability

Make sure your daily supplement contains the above, plus a wide variety of other trace and ultra-trace minerals. Because minerals are not made by the body, they must be supplied by outside sources and consumed on a daily basis. Deficiencies in even trace or ultra trace minerals can eventually lead to disease, so look for a premium supplement that offers a wide spectrum of essential major, trace and ultra trace minerals

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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease, you should always consult with your healthcare practitioner before beginning any weight loss or supplementation program.