Vitamins and Multivitamins
Multivitamins are usually a balanced dosage of vitamins and minerals so that each will help the other to keep all of the chemicals and functions in your body working properly.
Do I Need to Take a Multivitamin?
The below list reveals the appropriate demographics that should probably taking a multi every day, according to
About.com:
* The elderly and eat poorly should take a
multivitamin to reduce body and bone deterioration.
* If you don't go out in the sun much or live in a dark part of the world, a multi can help, especially one with
Vitamin D.
* Those who have poor dietary habits, eat less than 1200 calories per day, or eat very few
fruits and vegetables.
* Those with
topical cream.
* Flu season usually bombards your immune system with nasties, taking an immune system booster with
Vitamin C can get you through without a sniffle.
* If you smoke and/or drink excessively,
multivitamins can replenish lost nutrients and even reduce your risk of cancer.
* Women who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant should take
multivitamins.
So this is pretty much everybody right? It surprised me too: even relatively healthy people probably fall under at least one or two of those categories.
Top Sellers
Here are some of the top selling
multivitamins:
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Omega 3
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Spirulina
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Vitamin A
