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Multi-vitamin Supplements: They Really Are Necessary For Optimum Health
Vitamins: you can’t live without them, that’s for sure. The question, then, is: where do you get them from? In the ‘good old days’ (which may have been in your grandparents generation, but perhaps much further back than that) we got our vitamins and other nutrition from totally natural sources: the sun, the water we drank, and the food we ate.
Nowadays, and this is no secret, our food and whatever we drink, just doesn’t pack the same punch as it did in the good old days. There are many reasons for this, and I don’t want to write a dissertation on it. But, for example, many of us get our food from soil that is not as rich as it used to be. And the many chemicals that are used on most of the food we are likely to eat may deplete the nutrition even further, or at least add some unneeded poisons to our diet. And it often comes from far away from where we live, so it may have lost some more of its nutritional content on the way here.
So, what should we do? Well, one common approach is to take vitamins. This view has both backers and detractors.
Recently, according to the Seattle Times, one former detractor of this approach has changed its viewpoint.
They note that “the American Medical Association (AMA) is advising all adults to take at least one multi-vitamin per day — a reversal of their long-standing anti-vitamin policy.”
Their policy has changed it seems, because of advances in research on the effects of vitamins. It now appears that people who get enough vitamins may have a lower risk of some common chronic illnesses such as cancer, heart disease and osteoporosis.
Perhaps their change of view is reflecting that of the American public. For instance, 20 years ago the AMA only encouraged vitamin supplements for pregnant women and those who are chronically sick.
I remember, when I was younger, that there were some multi-vitamins on the market and some other vitamin and nutritional supplements also, but they were not your common fare. And when I started going to health food stores, I ran into a whole barrage of strange vitamins that I’d certainly never heard of in biology classes.
But now, for example, the value of folic acid in preventing some birth defects and heart disease is recognized.
Who ever heard of folic acid 20 or 30 years ago?
Of course it’s not just that food has less nutrition nowadays, but also that we are not so aware of caring about our own nutrition and how it relates to health. The AMA says that almost 80 percent of Americans do not eat the recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables a day to provide essential nutrients.
If that is the case, then we need to get our vitamins and minerals from somewhere. And it seems that vitamin supplements are now accepted by the scientists and doctors who should know about these things.
Another thing that scientists are learning more about is that our recommended daily allowances for vitamins may need rethinking.
Dr. Jeffrey Blumberg, of Tuft’s University’s Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging said that nutrition experts are concerned that recommended daily allowances for many vitamins are too low. RDAs were originally established to prevent symptoms of vitamin-deficiency disorders. But evidence is growing that higher levels of many vitamins are necessary for optimum health.
And, as we know, if these vitamins don’t come from our food, we need them from somewhere, such as vitamin supplements.
Dr. Robert Fletcher of Harvard University agrees. He reflects that many of us thought while we were growing up that a reasonable diet would take care of our vitamin needs. “But,” he says, “the new evidence… is that vitamins also prevent the usual diseases we deal with every day, (such as) heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis and birth defects.”
However, experts, and others of us with common sense, remember that vitamins are a “supplement” to our diets. They don’t replace a balanced diet. So, by all means eat a balanced diet, but if you want to lower your risk of contracting the common chronic illnesses of today it would also be wise to add a good multi-vitamin supplement to your diet.
About the Author
Bruce Brightman is the founder and CEO of Life Source Labs a leading manufacturer of vitamins, minerals, nutritional and sports supplements. If you want to learn more about multi-vitamin supplements visit his website:
http://www.lifesourcelabs.com
Supplements or other natural solutions for ADD?
I’m an adult with ADD, inattentive type. I can’t take stimulants or Strattera because of a structural heart defect, and guanfacine(Intuniv) drops my BP too low. Are there any herbs, vitamins, supplements, etc. that might help?
Try herbs etc kidalin for adults formula sold here
http://www.luckyvitamin.com/p-13562-herbs-etc-kidalin-child-formula-cherry-4-oz
Also try to fix it at the root cause. I read an interesting book once on a man who reversed all kinds of mental illnesses from schizophrenia, depression, ADD, OCD, dyslexia, agoraphobia, bi-polar, and yes anxiety using high doses of fish oil. Not only did the people’s behavioral symptoms go away but he followed it up giving them a P.E.T. scan and the P.E.T scan showed the brain had physically changed to resemble a normal brain.
I would start at 3000 mg and if that does not work after some months go up to 5000 mg and beyond.
Also take omega three fats in the food. All seafood has some but the richest sources are canned or wild caught fresh (not farm raised) salmon, mackerel, herring and sardines. Take some of these often.
Also take land sources which are flax seeds and flax seed oils (do not cook either of these), purslane and raw walnuts.
Reduce or eliminate one;s trans fats and saturated fats and reduce omega 6 oils like sunflower, safflower, soy, peanut, etc Monosaturated in moderation is ok (extra virgin olive oils and cold pressed canola oil). Try raw organic coconut oils. Sesame maybe for cooking.
The thing you are tyring to do is get your omega 3 and omega 6 balance to be 50-50. Americans generally eat 20 to 50 times too much omega 6 and all the other bad fats. this affects our neurotransmitter receptor sites causing chemical imbalances.
I would would toward improving your diet focusing on whole foods not refined stuff and going to a vegetarian and eventually vegan food program working gradually to improve all aspects of your diet…real food not fake, processed, junk and fast foods. Reducing animal protein to 10% or less. Lots of raw foods like nuts, seeds, produce and so forth.
There has been some successes with adhd on the hallelujah diet
here are those testimonies
http://www.hacres.com/library/testimonies/search
also look in the search for ADD and attention…disorder and there might be more.
For what it is see on the website above what is the hallelujah diet or get the book hallelujah diet.
Alsop see the book brainstormers
http://www.amazon.com/Brainstorms-Understanding-Emotional-Childhood-Adulthood/dp/0765702835/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1275897929&sr=1-7 they have it used for 13 cents plus shipping..a wonderful book
Also take nutritional yeast (also called torula yeast) every hour or so with granular lecithin to help the nerves, rebuild the nerve sheath and get the b vitamins.
here are a couple things recommended by schulze’s teacher, Dr Christopher like lemon balm which is a prolific perennial..I have a ton of it in my yard just 2 years after planting a couple little plants.
http://www.herballegacy.com/search.php?zoom_query=adhd
And do not forget that herb formula kidalin
For your hear take hawthorne organic tincture a heart specific herb and cayenne
Dr Richard Schulze cured his congenital heart valve deformity that they told him would kill him by age 18 without drastic open heart surgeries. When his good friend with the same defect died on the operating table, and he was next, he fled the hospital in panic without the surgery and went on his own search to help himself and three years later he went back and the new xrays showed that the deformity was gone..doctors proclaimed it a miracle but schulze then went on to heal himself of more things and eventually hundreds of thousands of every kind of terminal and incurable diseases,
‘he shows how he did it in his incurables save your life videos and manual and if you want to email for the links to these you can downland them for free.
Maybe you can fix that heart defect.
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