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You do need vitamins. If not properly gotten out of the daily food intakes, these vitamins can be taken in as supplements. They regulate the body’s metabolism. They act as antioxidants. They also take an important role in protein structure, hormones, and blood. Are liquid vitamins a better alternative to pills?

Since the outburst of taking in a diet nutrition which cannot suffice the body needs, vitamins are taken as alternatives. As alternatives, vitamins carry with them the nutrients needed to support the body and therefore boost the body to perform the tasks it is expected to fulfill. Vitamins take the form of liquid and solid, or that which is known as the pill.

Are liquid vitamins a better alternative to pills? This question often arises. Liquid or pill, they are both vitamin supplements. However, there has always been a contest as to which one is better—the liquid vitamins, or the pills.

When it comes to vitamins, people believe that the more vitamins taken in, the better one becomes, right? As a matter of fact, this is just one of the multitude vitamin myths which circulate through time. The intake of too much vitamins is actually wasting your time, effort, and most of all, your money. You can also be placing too much harm on yourself. Overloading yourself with vitamins is much much dangerous for you. So, to get an ultimate advantage and benefit from vitamins, it is best if you are smart enough about what you are taking and how much dosage you are taking in.

Back to the common question of are liquid vitamins a better alternative to pills, it is wise to bear in mind that liquid vitamins or vitamin pills are still both food supplements. In all angles, liquid vitamins and pills should not be mistaken to be alternatives for the basic food that the body needs. Nothing can be a better alternative to eating right. A healthy eating regimen suffices what the body truly needs. Busy people who tend to eat less healthy must consider a change in that habit, one that will still be allowed by their lifestyle. Dieting for one is also a common problem because those who commit to this may not get all the vitamins which the body needs to stay healthy.
Again, people may ask if the liquid vitamins are a better alternative to pills, there are those nutritionists who claim that people should opt for the liquid vitamins instead of the pills. Basically, the liquid vitamins are much easy to digest than the vitamin pills. Studies actually show that the people who take in vitamin pills only get a percentage of the needed daily RDA. It is for the reason that the body digests only ten percent of the vitamin pills. So, it is true, people who take the vitamin pills which contain a hundred percent of the recommended daily allowance (RDA) of vitamin D for example, really only do absorb ten percent of their RDA.

If this is what happens, then this will be an inefficient way to get vitamins and minerals. Financially, this becomes a burden as well. Those who buy the vitamin pills pay in full for the supposed to be benefits but which are not further absorbed in whole by the body. Another risk of the vitamin pills is that they are not fully digested. Meaning, not all vitamin pills completely break up in the tummy, little chunks remain intact. Therefore, the risk is that these vitamin pills make their way through the excretion system and can get stuck in the intestines or colons.

Many solid vitamins are incorporated with the binding agents that pack up vitamins and minerals together in order to form pills. These chemicals contained into the solid pills are often non-digestible. It will be best when the excretion system is able to expel them from the body. The worst is, when they are absorbed into the people’s system.

Are liquid vitamins a better alternative to pills? Yes, they certainly are! People can further avoid the harmful side effects of vitamin pills if they take the liquid vitamin solutions. Not only do they get fully what they pay for but that the mineral and nutrient contents are absorbed by the body much faster, and that they are sure that no little chunks can clog the intestines and colons.

Vitamin C is the most well known and the most commonly ingested supplement on the market. If you aren’t taking vitamin C as a supplement you have encountered it in other forms such as foods, beverages and candies. Vitamin C has the amazing ability to fight free radical damage in the body. Society today does not consume enough vitamin C and this is causing a lot of damage in the body. For example, by taking 1000mg – 2000mg every day for adults and 500mg every day for children, Americans could cut there doctor bills in half. Vitamin C has been known to reduce fatigue, aches, pains, asthma, colds, flue, and hay fever to name a few. Vitamin C can reduce these aches and pains by reducing free radicals in the body. One way a free radical is created is by breathing oxygen. In the body, oxygen can loose an electron and become unstable called a free radical. The free radical looks for a replacement electron and can attach to any healthy cell in the body causing damage to cells. Vitamin C has electrons it can donate and stabilize the free radical rendering the free radical harmless which can then be excreted out of the body safely. The U.S. Government has set a minimum standard for all vitamins and minerals. The standard is called the recommended daily allowance (RDA). I would like to call it the minimum recommended daily allowance because the standard has been set to a minimum to prevent disease.
The RDA has been set way to low and people today need to remove the misleading notion that you shouldn’t take more than this standard. Remember the RDA is a minimum standard to prevent scurvy, which is a nasty skin disorder caused from the lack of Vitamin C in the diet. The recommended therapeutic dose of vitamin C for asthma is starting at 1000mg per day and reach as high as 10,000mg or 10 grams per day. Vitamin C is a great antihistamine and a great antioxidant for the lungs. As blood levels of vitamin C drop histamine levels increase and one can become more prone to allergic reactions, rhinitis (Chronic nasal drip) and asthma attacks. If you suffer from any of these symptoms give vitamin C a try. Take vitamin C at a dose of 1000mg or more for three days straight and watch how your symptoms clear up. There are a dozen human studies showing how vitamin C can improve lung function by taking only 1000mg per day. (1-6) Poor dietary habits are largely to blame for chronic asthma in adults. Adults and children need to consume more raw fruits and vegetables. It is estimated that 20 – 30 percent of Americans consume as little vitamin C as 40mg per day which is below the RDA recommended minimum daily dose. (7-9)
Vitamin C can lessen the severity and incidence of a cold. Research is still out on this subject because they do not use enough vitamin C to be effective for treatment of cold and flu. In high enough doses vitamin C can normalize and boost the immune system. To prevent colds and flu in adults and children one should consume 1000mg per day or ideally 2000mg per day. In several studies 1000mg was given and the duration of the cold was reduced by 6 percent. In another study the dose was 2000mg and the duration of the cold was reduced by 26 percent. (10)
Sever stress, cold weather, and intense athletic training increase the vitamin C requirements of the body. Nine studies with military personnel under heavy exertion experienced a 45 – 91 percent reduction in colds for the men receiving the vitamin C. (11) If you are fighting a cold take 1000 – 5000 milligrams per day spread 3 to 4 times in that day at the onset of cold symptoms. Vitamin C is available in various forms, capsules, tablets and powders.
If you have ever ventured into a vitamin store you know there is quite a selection of vitamin C on the shelves. You might be wondering which one is best for me? Is it ascorbic acid, buffered sodium ascorbate, ester C, or Ascorbyl Palmitate? You will find that ascorbic acid is the least expensive form of vitamin C available on the market. Most individuals will be perfectly fine with consuming large doses of ascorbic acid daily. Ascorbic acid tends to increase stomach acid and can cause some individuals to have an upset stomach. If you have a sensitive stomach then buffered sodium ascorbate or ester C is what one would be looking for. These forms of vitamin C are neutral non acidic and 99% of individuals can take this with out any side effects at any dose. All the previous forms of Vitamin C are water soluble and eliminate out of the body within a few hours, but Ascorbyl Palmitate is different. Ascorbyl Palmitate is a fat soluble form of vitamin C and can even pass the blood brain barrier. Research suggests that this form of vitamin C is more effective of an antioxidant protecting lipids (fats) then water soluble vitamin C. The fact that Ascorbyl Palmitate can pass the blood brain barrier makes it a great antioxidant for the brain. No matter which form of vitamin C you choose, make sure you take at least 1000mgs each day for better health.
References:
1. Ezzo J (2005) From asthma and Alzheimer’s: Cochrane vitamin reviews cover an array of topics. J Altern Complement Med 11, 213-216.
2 .Fogarty A, Lewis SA, Scrivener S, et al. (2006) Corticosteroid sparing effects of vitamin C and magnesium in asthma: a randomized trial. Respir Med 100, 174-179.
3. Ram FS, Rowe BH, Kaur B (2004). Vitamin C supplementation for asthma. Cochrane Database syst. Rev (3), CD00093
4. Boskabady MH, Ziaei T (2003). Effect of ascorbic acid on airway responsiveness in ovalbumin sensitized guinea pigs. Respirology 8, 473-478.
5. Fogarty A, Lewis SA, Scrivener SL (2003). Oral magnesium and vitamin C supplements in asthma: a parallel group randomized placebo-controlled trial. Clin Exp Alergy 33, 1355-1359.
6. Ochs-Balcom HM, Grant BJ, Muti P et al. (2006). Antioxidants, oxidative stress, and pulmonary function in individuals diagnosed with asthma or COPD. Eu J Clin Nutr 60, 991-999.
7. Johnston CS, Corte C (1999). People with marginal vitamin C status are at high risk of developing vitamin C deficiency. J Am Dietetic Assoc 99, 854-856.
8. Hampl JS, Taylor CA, Johnston CS (2004). Vitamin C deficiency and depletion in the United States: the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1988 to 1994. Am J Public Health 94, 870-875.
9. Taylor CA, Hampl JS, Johnston CS (2000). Low intakes of vegetables and fruits, especially citrus fruits, lead to inadequate vitamin C intake among adults. Eur J Clin Nutr 54, 573-578.
10. Hemila H (1999). Vitamin C supplementation and common cold symptoms: factors affecting the magnitude of the benefit. Med Hypotheses 52, 171-178.
11. Hemila H (2004). Vitamin C supplementation and respiratory infections: a systematic review. Mil Med 169, 920-925.

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Vitamins are organic substances necessary in very small amounts to direct different processes within living cells. Even though vitamins offer no energy benefits to the body directly, they do help set free the energy stored in carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Thus, most vitamins help chemical reactions to take place. The human body does not produce most of the vitamins it requires and must obtain them from foods.

When taken as a dietary supplement in the daily diet, they help balance out the deficiencies of improper eating habits, overcooked foods, and non-nutritive processed foods. Vitamins are also critical in the production of red blood cells and the protection of the nervous, skeletal, and immune system. Humans require 13 essential vitamins.

Four are fat-soluble vitamins (Vitamins A, D, E, and K), and the remaining nine are water-soluble (Vitamins C and the eight B-complex vitamins: thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B-6, folate, vitamin B-12, biotin, and pantothenic acid).

Solubility refers to how a vitamin is absorbed, transported, and stored in the body. The water-soluble vitamins are absorbed directly into the bloodstream. Extra water-soluble vitamins are removed by the kidneys and excreted in the urine. Fat-soluble vitamins are usually transported in the blood by special proteins and excess gets stored in the fatty tissues of the body rather than excreted.Some of the vitamins and their benefits are as follows –

Beta-carotene protects against cancer, memory loss and heart disease.

It helps improve vision and fight skin disorders, such as psoriasis and eczema, protect throat, mouth, and lungs from pre-cancerous cells.

It is best to get beta-carotene through dietary sources, as artificial supplementation in high doses is still controversial. Rich dietary sources are yellow, orange and green leafy vegetables.

Biotin is used in the metabolism of protein, fats, and carbohydrates. It also helps in energy production and can to a certain extent help people with diabetes by keep glucose levels reduced. Other benefits include healthy hair, skin, nails, reducing tiredness, heartburn and some allergies.

Folic acid (Vitamin B9) – is an important vitamin for women who are trying to conceive and those already pregnant. It helps to make the heart healthy, increases overall energy level and helps combat

Alzheimer’s disease.

Good sources of folic acid are leafy green vegetables, liver and fruits.

Vitamin A is a very effective antioxidant. It also plays an important role in maintaining healthy vision, keeps the cells of the skin healthy, helps relieve skin disorders, boosts the immune system and helps in early healing of wounds.

Older people should not take vitamin A supplements because they are at risk for vitamin A toxicity.

Vitamin a is found as retinol in milk, butter, cheese, egg yolk, liver and fatty fish; as carotenes in milk, carrots, tomatoes, dark green vegetables.

Vitamin B2 is essential for the metabolism of carbohydrates (to produce energy) and amino acids. It also helps keep mucous membranes (such as those lining the mouth) healthy.

Vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to serious health complications such as nerve damage, weak muscles, depression, memory problem, anaemia, and stunted growth in children. It also helps the formation and regeneration of red blood cells, along with the proper functioning of nerves.

Rich sources are meat, eggs and milk. Almost no plant foods contain B12. Fortified breakfast cereals are a useful source.

Vitamin B1 is necessary for proper metabolism of sugar and starch to provide energy. It helps maintain a healthy nervous system as well as aid in the proper functioning of the heart and other muscles. Stress increases the need for B-1 and all B vitamins.

Cereals, nuts and pulses are rich sources. Green vegetables, fruits and fortified cereals contain this vitamin.

Vitamin C has helps in the production of the protein – collagen, boosts the immune system, protects artery linings, and helps in the prevention of cataracts.

Good dietary sources are citrus fruits, berries, peppers, potatoes and tomatoes.

Vitamin D aids in the absorption of calcium, thereby helping to form and maintain strong bones. Best source is sunlight. Dietary sources include oily fish, egg yolk, fortified breakfast cereals.

Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant, which helps in the protection against heart disease, some types of cancers, boosts the immune system, and acts as an aid in the healing of injuries.

Good dietary sources are common vegetable oils and the products made from them,, wheat germ, nuts and green leafy vegetables.

Vitamin K is beneficial because it helps in blood clotting and helps to strengthen bones and counter osteoporosis.Can overdose of vitamins be harmful -

Extra vitamin in the diet can be harmful, especially when taken as supplements. Overdoses of fat-soluble vitamins are particularly dangerous because the excess gets stored in the body, thereby increasing the risk of toxicity. Although all vitamins do not show toxicity nature.What can vitamin deficiency lead to?

Intake of required vitamins below the recommended levels can have adverse effects on health, even though not low enough to cause a deficiency disease.

If the deficiency is for a persistently long time, then one could develop characteristic deficiency symptoms. For example, vitamin B deficiency can cause anaemia, beriberi. Vitamin A deficiency can cause night blindness.

Low intake of folic acid increases a woman’s chance of delivering a baby with a defective neural tube as well as increased heart disease risk

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Vitamins are organic compounds that help in the body’s metabolism and maintenance. Vitamins can be absorbed from numerous food sources, but are especially abundant in fruits and vegetables. However, there may still be nutrients that your body will not be able to absorb, or that you may not be getting enough of from your diet. This is why vitamin supplements are important.
There are 12 essential vitamins that our body needs to function effectively. These include Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, C, D, E, K and folate. These vitamins have been shown to protect the body from certain illnesses, including heart disease and cancer. Lack of vitamins in the body can result in various diseases, including blindness, anemia, birth defects, bleeding disorders and bone deformities, among others. Vitamin supplements provide your body with the recommended daily amounts of essential vitamins, and help prevent the development of these diseases.
Nowadays, numerous vitamin supplements exist, available in different forms. Vitamin supplements are available in all health stores and can also be ordered online. These vitamin supplements can generally be divided into two categories: natural and synthetic. At present, there is a continuing debate regarding which kind of supplement is more beneficial to the body.
Natural vitamin supplements are vitamins extracted from natural food products and processed to create a food supplement. Meanwhile, synthetic vitamin supplements are man-made vitamins chemically processed in a laboratory.
Research has been leaning more towards natural vitamin supplements as the more beneficial product between the two categories. Studies on synthetic vitamin supplements have resulted in mixed results. Some scientists believe that taking synthetic vitamin supplements could result in numerous side effects, especially when the vitamins are taken in large amounts. This is because synthetic vitamin supplements contain numerous chemicals, which could react adversely with your body. Just as lack of vitamins results in various diseases, excessive intake of vitamins have also been known to cause a myriad of toxicities, including hypersensitivity reactions, diarrhea and bone damage, to name a few.
Recent studies have also shown that natural vitamins are better absorbed and processed by the body than their synthetic counterparts. This allows you to get the most out of your supplements, ensuring that you have adequate vitamin levels in your body.
Since natural vitamin supplements appear to be the better choice, it is best for you to find a natural supplement that can provide all these benefits.
When choosing a natural vitamin supplement, make sure that the supplement contains all 12 essential vitamins. Also, check that the supplement is really natural. Some synthetic products manipulate their advertising to make it appear that the product is natural, when in fact, it isn’t. Look closely into the ingredients used in the product, and research on them. Take advantage of some websites that allows you to check up on these supplements and their contents. Finally, before taking any natural vitamin supplements, it is best to consult a qualified nutritionist or your physician first.
Don’t forget that no vitamin supplement can replace a healthy, balanced diet. It is recommended that you eat a vitamin-rich diet, which can be achieved by increasing your intake of vegetables and fruits. A healthy diet, complemented by a high-quality natural vitamin supplement, can ultimately give you a stronger body and help you live a longer life.
ABSTRACT: Vitamin supplements are necessary to keep your body healthy. Natural vitamin supplements can provide you with adequate amounts of vitamins needed in your diet, without the side effects associated with its synthetic counterpart.

Let’s see: all you know about vitamins are that they’re good for the body, and that you can either obtain them from eating foods rich in vitamins or by taking supplements. That’s correct in a sense, but what you know is far from being able to paint the whole picture about vitamins. If you want to get healthy and fit, you have to update the vitamin information database inside your head and live accordingly.
The Definition and Function of Vitamins
Medically speaking, vitamin is made up of two words: vital amine, and it is an organic substance or compound which has a catalytic function in causing certain essential chemical reactions in the body. In simpler terms, vitamins make good things happen inside the body more quickly and with less energy spent. Without vitamins, the human body has a hard time making those reactions happen, and this could result to a partial or total breakdown of the whole system.
Types of Vitamins
Fat Soluble – There are four vitamins that fall under this category and they are vitamins A, D, E, and K. All four vitamins are stored in reserve inside the liver and the body’s fatty tissues. They are released when they need to perform a special rescue function for the body.
Water Soluble – These are external vitamins that enter the body when it consumes fruits and vegetable, both of which these vitamins can be found. The various sub-vitamins under Vitamin B as well as Vitamin C all belong to this group. These vitamins are distributed throughout in the body. Excesses are flushed out through urine, but vitamin B12, which includes cobalamin, biotin, folic acid, and pantothenic acid, continue to stay inside the liver.
Planning for a Vitamin-Rich Diet
The following foods are what you have to eat if you wish for a vitamin-rich diet:
Vitamin A – Known as the vitamin that greatly enhances your eyesight (vision and color-wise), Vitamin A has other special functions like aiding physical growth – which is critical during your childhood to teenage years – and helping you to have and maintain glowing skin. Vitamin A can be found in foods like milk, carrots, and spinach.
Vitamin B – The largest group of vitamins, Vitamin B, facilitates your body’s metabolism. It also boosts your energy levels and help in the production of red blood cells (RBC). Vitamin B can be found also in milk (now you know why you have to drink plenty glasses of milk in the past), oranges, beans, leafy greens, whole grain bread, and even seafood.
Vitamin C – If you have a lot of Vitamin C in your body, don’t be surprised when your wounds and illnesses heal more quickly than most because that’s just one of the functions it performs. Oranges are the most popular provider of Vitamin C, but you can also get it from eating strawberries and broccoli.
Vitamin D – This vitamin is the partner of calcium in helping your bones – and teeth – stay healthy and strong. It can be found in fish, egg yolks, and surprise, surprise, milk as well!
Vitamin E – This particular vitamin is important for everyone because it keeps the tissues in your sensory organs as well as in other parts of the body healthy and strong. Like Vitamin B, it helps in the production of RBCs. Vitamin E can be found in certain vegetables as well as sardines and whole wheat breads.
Vitamin K – Lastly, Vitamin K is what helps your blood to clot together every time you get a wound. It can be found in pork and yes, milk.

People may not realize this that much but vitamins is not just an essential element needed by the body. It is definitely an important factor to make the body processes function properly.
An individual’s diet is composed of various vitamins used by the body to maintain healthy living. These vitamins are packed with good elements that combat the different aggressors of the body such as viruses and bacteria.
Vitamins can do a lot of things for the body, but the main advantages are increases the overall energy, provide extra potency of the immune system, and can decelerate the aging process.
However, not everybody can have their daily dose of complete vitamins everyday. When taken from food, some vitamins are lost during food preparation. At some point, you can still get some vitamins but not as complete as they should be.
Health experts say that it does not really matter if you get really complete vitamins such as those from A to Z. What matters most is that you get the recommended daily complete vitamins according to your gender or age bracket.
To know more on how to get daily complete vitamins, here are some tips:
1. Children’s daily complete vitamins
Some parents are confused on interpreting the term “daily complete vitamins.” Some parents tend to believe that because some multivitamins brands say that they are complete, this would mean that their children are already secured with the vitamins they need.
For clarifications, when manufacturers of vitamins say that their brand contain the daily complete vitamins, this would mean that they have the complete list of the required daily vitamins. However, the discrepancy will lie on the amount of each vitamin.
That is why aside from the typical list of daily complete vitamins, it is recommended that the quantity should match the required daily dose of vitamins. But this does not necessarily mean that it should be 100% complete because your child could also be getting some of the vitamins from the food that he or she eats.
2. Complete vitamins for women
The list of daily complete vitamins for women should include calcium, vitamins D, A, B12, B6, folic acid, zinc, and magnesium. These vitamins are needed to cultivate the development of the female reproductive system.
Daily complete vitamins for women also contain antioxidants, which delays the aging process. Hence, a woman who has full dose of daily complete vitamins, chances are, she can preserve her youthful glow.
3. Vitamins for men
Daily complete vitamins for men should include vitamin B-complex (B12 and B6 in particular), chromium, calcium, zinc, selenium, vitamin C and E, and magnesium. These vitamins are built to enhance the body’s defense mechanism as well as increase energy levels.
Daily complete vitamins for men combat the illnesses that trigger men’s morbidity. Health experts say that daily complete vitamins for men help in eliminating the chances of prostate cancer development. Prostate cancer is considered as one of the major killer disease in the United States.
4. Complete vitamins for the old
Older people require more attention when it comes to utilization of daily complete vitamins. Daily complete vitamins for the older people should contain both the recommended vitamins for both men and women.
Older people’s daily complete vitamins should also include lutein and zeaxanthin. These elements help in fighting the disintegration of the older people’s muscular system.
Boiled down, the recommended list of daily complete vitamins will vary from one person to another, especially on age groups and gender. Hence, one should take note of his or her required daily complete vitamins.

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