Dr Oz: Best Vitamins for Women

August 11th, 2009 by admin Leave a reply »

Some of the important supplements that have to be taken into consideration are Carnosine, nueronutrients, enzymes, amino acids, antioxidants, and some specialized substances.

Osteoporosis affects a great proportion of elderly women, and this state typically starts in your early 30’s. Daily intake of supplements that provide your body with enough calcium and magnesium in addition to other nutrients that support in absorbing should be considered for everyone above 40.

Vitamin D:

Are you working in a office? Can you feel how the lack of sunlight makes you feel worse? You are not alone. Almost 50% of all Americans lack Vitamin D. Sunlight and cod liver oil will provide you with the essential vitamin D. You feel a lot better with it! Either add cod liver oil to your daily breakfast (breakfast is very important!) or sit in the sun for about 15 minutes per day.

Calcium:

Our teeth rely on it. Constipation can be caused by a lack of calcium. Dr.Oz says that you should be taking Calcium and Magnesium supplements twice per day: 600 mg calcium and 200 mg magnesium.

DHA Omega-3:

A very essential vitamin that can be found in fish oil, according to Dr.Oz.

Baby Aspirin:

If you’re over the age of 40, Dr. Oz recommends adding two baby aspirins to your daily regime. “We know it’s very effective in reducing heart disease, very effective in reducing cancer. “Oprah.com”

Multivitamin:

Multi-vitamin pills should be split into two parts and then taken in the morning and the evening.

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