Vitamin supplements: good or bad?
Vitamins are essential but more isn't always betterAlmost one in three people in the UK take a vitamin supplement every day, according to the Food Standards Authority, while 15 per cent of us turn to high-dose supplements for a quick fix.
But do vitamin pills really deliver the health and vitality they promise?
Supplements are taken as a 'health insurance' to boost energy, slow down the effects of ageing and reduce the risk of chronic disease.
They have become big business in the process
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If your diet falls short of this, or you are busy, stressed, pregnant or breastfeeding or are struggling with illness, consider taking a supplement but make sure it is non-synthetic and food grade.
Vitamin supplements: good or bad?Vitamins are essential but more isn't always betterAlmost one in three people in the UK take a vitamin supplement every day, according to the Food Standards Authority, while 15 per cent of us turn to high-dose supplements for a quick fix.But do vitamin pills really deliver the health and vitality they promise?Supplements are taken as a 'health insurance' to boost energy, slow down the effects of ageing and reduce the risk of chronic disease.They have become big business in the process.If your diet falls short of this, or you are busy, stressed, pregnant or breastfeeding or are struggling with illness, consider taking a supplement but make sure it is non-synthetic and food grade.
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