8
Reasons to consider supplementing in our diet.
1. Current commercial
agriculture techniques leave soil deficient in important minerals, causing the
food grown in this soil to share the same mineral deficiencies.
2. Many foods are
shipped long distances and are stored for long periods of time, both of which
cause the depletion of vitamins in these foods, including the important
B-complex and C vitamins.
3. Food processing,
cooking, and preserving leads to nutrient depletion in our food supply that
makes it difficult to obtain adequate nutrition from foods alone.
4. Many fruits and
vegetables are genetically bred to improve visual appeal and crop yields,
not nutritional value, which frequently results in lesser nutritional values
than our ancestors’ food supply.
5. Erratic eating habits, insufficient chewing of food, eating on
the run, and stress contribute to poor digestion, making it difficult for
our bodies to extract all the nutrients it needs from food.
7. Specific times in
life and health conditions may result in higher needs of certain
nutrients. For example, folic acid needs tend to be higher during
pregnancy, while menopausal women may be vulnerable to calcium deficiencies.
8. Increasing levels
of environmental pollution in our air, water and food may cause our bodies to
use more nutrients than normal to detoxify and eliminate harmful
substances. This is especially true of the antioxidant vitamins, some of
which include: the “ACE Vitamins:” Vitamins A, C, and E.
Logeswary Mariappan
SMS/Whatapp: 012-3612203
Shaklee ID: 955747
SMS/Whatapp: 012-3612203
Shaklee ID: 955747
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