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Old 09-26-2007, 01:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Importance of Vitamins/Minerals

There has been quite a few posts recently with reference to Vitamins and Minerals,

Have a look at This Article which explains the importance of vitamins/minerals
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great article

I started taking a multi-vitamin / minerals complex because I was tired all the time, fighting not to fall asleep when I just woke up and thought it could be a vitamin deficiency.

I havent' had a bloodsample made, but I started taking these pills as an "ensurance policy" as you mention, and I haven't felt like that since then. Now I really feel active and have no problem getting through the day.
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great article

I started taking a multi-vitamin / minerals complex because I was tired all the time, fighting not to fall asleep when I just woke up and thought it could be a vitamin deficiency.

I havent' had a bloodsample made, but I started taking these pills as an "ensurance policy" as you mention, and I haven't felt like that since then. Now I really feel active and have no problem getting through the day.

Nice one...People dont realise the importance of taking vitamins and minerals. Foods that we get now comes from mineral depleted soils or have the vitamin/mineral content taken out of the foods by processing.
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Vitamins and minerals are very important aspects of a balanced diet. Getting all the vitamins and minerals your body needs can be difficult. It is essential that you get these vitamins or minerals because over time the defficiency can lead to moderate or serious discomfort, or a life threatening illness.Vitamins are defined as any of relatively complex organic substances occurring naturally in plant and animal tissue and essential in small amounts for metabolic processes. There are thirteen major vitamins. The fat solube vitamins are A, D, E, and K, which are stored in fat deposits located in the body.Water soluble vitamins are necessary in processing other enzymes and vitamins or catalysts. There vitamins are B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, Biotin, Folate, Pantothenic Acid, and vitamin C.Minerals are defined as inorganic minerals required in the building of hard and soft body tissue and participating in other various functions. Minerals in the body are either major elements or trace elements. Click here to get a description of each mineral.
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Do you know what a good multi-vitamin is.
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Do you know what a good multi-vitamin is.
Animal Pak, Opti-Men and I think AST has a good one too but I can't remember the name
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A good vitamin and mineral is Solgar V75 or V2000..
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are there any other multi vitamins u recommend besides the volgar and animal pak that don't break the bank? thanks
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