Many Americans take vitamins, minerals, or other dietary supplements every day without knowing enough to ensure optimum results.
True or false: When I use herbs and spices, I don’t need to worry about following strict rules about combining certain herbs and spices with certain foods.
Sometimes it's hard to keep your vitamin facts straight. How much vitamin A do you need? What's the best source of Vitamin C? Here's a quiz that offers a chance to learn something different about vitamins.
Remember being warned as a kid that if you didn't take enough vitamin D, you'd come down with a scary disease called rickets? Or that if you didn't get your calcium, your bones wouldn't grow right? Chances are you heard the message about getting enough vitamins and minerals. But have you heard about the risks of an overdose?
Just when you thought you had your summertime outdoors routine down -- plenty of sunscreen, a large hat, limited exposure between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. -- comes the news that Americans aren't getting enough of the "sunshine vitamin" -- vitamin D.
Chances are you know you need minerals such as calcium and iron. But five lesser-known minerals also deserve your attention.
Getting too little vitamin B12 may leave you feeling fuzzy in your thinking and lead to numbness or tingling in your hands and feet.
Adding anything to your regular diet to improve your health or healing is considered a dietary supplement.
Daily vitamin and mineral supplements are an option for people who don’t get enough essential nutrients through the foods they eat.
Calcium and vitamin D are important for bone health for people of all ages. To add more calcium to your diet, make hot cereals with low-fat milk, or have low-fat yogurt as a snack. If you can't drink milk, try calcium-fortified juices, cereals, breads, soy or rice beverages.
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