!Vitamins often recommend being taken with food to optimize their absorption and reduce the risk of gastrointestinal discomfort. Fat-soluble vitamins, such as vitamins A, D, E, and K, require the presence of dietary fat for proper absorption. Consuming them with a meal that contains some fat enhances their bioavailability, ensuring they are effectively absorbed by the body. Additionally, taking vitamins with food can help mitigate potential stomach upset that may occur when certain vitamins are consumed on an empty stomach. By following these guidelines and incorporating vitamins into meals, individuals can enhance their nutrient uptake and minimize any adverse effects, ultimately supporting overall health and wellness.
Most nutritionists actually recommend that people eat healthy foods from all the food groups to get all their vitamins and minerals. If a person does that, they say that there is no need to take any suplements. However, to be on the safe side, some people feel that they should at least take a multivitamin daily, and others take many more supplements.
Everyone should take a multi vitamin supplement. Our food supply today, in many cases is not in a natural state. The food does not contain the vitamins as it did say 100 years ago when food was not processed. As for the B complex vitamin the same holds true. Many of our so called natural foods are grown in soil that is depleted in minerals. You would be wise to take both supplements as we do not get enough B vitamins from our food.
Some vitamins may aid your energy levels, but to say that all vitamins increase ones energy would be erroneous.
train hard, take your vitamins, and say your prayers
you could say "can i get some food" but it would be better to say "may I get some food" anybody to "get" some food, if you're asking permission, it's better to say may I
I guess it really depends on who you ask. There are some that say all the carbohydrates are bad for you, but potatoes are an excellent natural and unadulterated food. If you keep the skin on they are rich in many important vitamins.
Jeevansattva is a good word to describe vitamins
Yes adults can take flintstone vitamins. I take them myself and I'm 25 years old. The directions on the package do say for children and Adults to take one vitamin daily. On another note, I know a few people who had gastric bypass, and the doctor who did their surgeries recommended they take two flintstone vitamins a day. So, yes they are for adults to and recommended by Physicians for adults.
hi there, well you can continue taking them but i wouldn't say it was recommended as too much vitamin intake can lead to problems later in life. hope this helps. x
You're presuming they don't, which is at least partially an untruth foisted upon you by the manufacturers of "natural" vitamins. Vitamins in food tend to be absorbed better than vitamins taken as supplements, but there's no biochemical difference between, say, riboflavin manufactured in a laboratory and riboflavin extracted from so-called "natural" sources.
You can get vitamins from a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, whole grains, dairy products, and lean meats. Eating a diverse and balanced diet is key to ensuring you get all the essential vitamins your body needs.
It depends. Was there some food? If so, it's correct to say, "there was some food".