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Dietary Supplements: The Ally of Us All! | Heals

FOOD SUPPLEMENTS

The consumption of dietary supplements has been an increasing trend in recent years due to modern living conditions that often do not allow for a balanced diet. In our health and well-being, vitamins are a cornerstone. They are substances essential for the human body, which is also indicated by the interpretation of the word since vitamins mean amines of life (vital amines). Vitamins are organic substances, essential …

The consumption of dietary supplements has shown an increasing trend in recent years due to modern living conditions.


The consumption nutritional supplements shows an increasing trend in recent years due to modern living conditions that often do not allow a balanced diet.

 
In our health and well-being, the vitamins are a cornerstone. They are substances necessary for the human body, which is indicated by the interpretation of the word since vitamins means amines of life (vital amines). Vitamins are organic substances, necessary for the smooth functioning of our body.

Today they are known by a letter of the Latin alphabet. Vitamins differ from each other in terms of their structure and function and are divided into two categories, water soluble that dissolve in water, such as vitamin C and B vitamins and in fat-soluble that do not dissolve in water, such as vitamins A, D, E and K. With the exception of vitamins D, K and B3, the human body cannot synthesize any other vitamins and therefore must be obtained through food or through specialized nutritional supplements.

The food supplements they provide us with nutrients, which we may not hire in sufficient amounts from our diet. Supplements can be vitamins, inorganic components, amino acids, fatty acids or other substances, and are in the form of effervescent tablets, capsules, liquids, tablets.

Supplements are available in a range of dosages and in different combinations. But our bodies only need a certain amount of each nutrient to function, and getting more isn't necessarily better. 


What are the most common nutritional supplements and who are they "suitable" for?

Below are the 5 most common nutritional supplements and cases of people who could benefit from taking them.

Supplements iron
They are particularly useful for women of reproductive age, where iron deficiency is very common. As iron is one of the most "difficult" ingredients in terms of absorption and bioavailability, supplementation is often a one-way street.
People who can benefit from them:
  • Pregnant women and women with heavy blood loss during menstruation
  • Vegetarians or people who fast for long periods
  • People who feel unexplained fatigue combined with other symptoms (drowsiness, hair loss, broken nails, etc.)
Calcium and vitamin D supplements
Both are essential for good bone health and are often given together to people with osteopenia. Especially the lack of vitamin D has taken on very large proportions in recent years. 
People who can benefit from them:
  • People with osteopenia
  • Children
  • Infants due to increased needs
  • Elderly people due to insufficient exposure to the sun
  • Strictly vegetarians (vegan) who do not consume any source of calcium and vitamin D
Supplement ω-3 fatty acids or fish oil
Omega-3 fatty acids are polyunsaturated fats that have been well studied for their effect on health, especially of the heart, and are the main fats contained in fish oils. 
People who can benefit from them:
  • People with dyslipidemias (high triglycerides, low HDL),
  • People with a diet deficient in omega-3 fatty acids
Supplement Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 is necessary for the proper functioning of the nervous system, however its lack is heard more and more often lately. 
People who can benefit from them:
  • Elderly (due to reduced absorption of the vitamin)
  • Vegetarians
Probiotics are microorganisms of the normal intestinal flora, which contribute to optimal gastrointestinal function. 
People who can benefit from them:
  • People with gastrointestinal disturbances (flatulence, constipation, etc.) with or without established irritable bowel syndrome

Dietary supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. This product is not intended for the prevention, treatment or cure of human disease. Consult your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication or have health problems. There may be further interactions and side effects than those listed. Keep away from small children. To be kept in a shaded, dry environment and at room temperature (15-25 ° C), unless something different is suggested by its manufacturer.