Life is Good! Welcome to 2008!
Welcome to 2008! While some people are convinced that this year is going to be hard and bad, I say the future is what we make it. Please don’t start the year with negative vibes, ignore those people who are always complaining and whining. As you can see, they are the people who always see a glass half-empty. Avoid them and remember just believe in yourself, believe in miracle.
Vitamins are not miracle pills though. Of course, vitamins and minerals can’t cure everything, but they can do a lot. But I really tempted to think of them that way, a miracle. Anything that can help me look younger, live longer, stave off heart disease and cancer, boost my energy, enhance my immune system and my libido certainly sounds pretty a miracle to me.
In the last decade, researchers concluded that supplements do indeed play a major role in improving one’s health through heightened immunity and reduced stress levels. I’m faced with overwhelming choices and varieties when I go shopping for my vitamins and minerals. More and more rigorous scientific studies and researches accumulate showing spectacular health benefits from these nutritional supplements. Something that people are now more confused.
Why take vitamins? What’s a person who wants to take vitamins and minerals in a responsible and safe manner supposed to do? All you really want to know, after all, is what really works. But in this ever-expanding and fast-changing arena of nutritional therapy, you can’t always get all the answers to some of your frequently asked questions about vitamins and minerals. All you have to do is to be well keep up-to-date with the latest information, important discoveries and news on nutritional health.
I’m happy that my doctor is increasingly open to nutritional therapy, with all of the scientific breakthroughs in the area of medicine and health. Unlike years ago, I may be pleasantly surprised to find my doctor willing to work with me to find the right dosages and supplements. And this brings me to another important point that vitamin and mineral supplements should be treated with the same concern and care for safety like I would with prescription medicine or drugs.
Just a friendly reminder, large doses of certain minerals can be toxic too. Some can cause side effect, example of these is niacin that can cause hot flashes for us women. Some minerals can interact with medications that you might be taking. So it’s very important to work with your doctor closely and mention any supplements you’re taking. This is especially true if you are pregnant or nursing a baby. In addition to these, supplements are not a substitute for good nutrition. And therefore, one should get her healing vitamins and minerals from foods whenever she can.
Remember this, play a healthy role in your life always. Feel good and get always the best for your health this coming 2008. Don’t forget to nourish your beautiful mind also. Try to find out the important connections between nutrition and wellness.
Let me wish you a healthy and happy year ahead!







hooray!!
huzzah!!!!!!
Hi Lofi,
Thanks for your comment. Happy New Year!
Life is really Good!
Love,
Bianca
I’ll definitely load up on the vitamins - I’m not much of fruit or veggie eater so vitamins is the only way for me to “survive” each day.
Happy 2008!
I have taken a multivitamin for years. I had no idea niacin could cause hot flashes, however…great post. My first time viewing your site! Love it!
Happy New Year!
All the best in 2008
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