NUTRITION VS SUPPLEMENTATION


Good Habits Results In Good Health...

Eat Healthy For Wellness

Our bodies are deigned to take in food and use the energy and nutrients to run efficiently.  When we eat well-balanced, nutritious foods ore bodies are usually in good balance.  Our brains function well, we feel good, have regular bowel movements, have good energy and maintain a healthy weight.


Today’s fast-paced world does not always allow us to eat the way we would like. Nutritional gaps are bound to occur.  


Quality is sacrificed for convenience—fast food, packaged/prepared foods.


Quality time for eating is sacrificed for hectic schedule and grabbing food on the run.


Taste is sacrificed for cost—fast food is cheap, tastes good, fails in nutrition

Soil quality is sacrificed for caloric production (mass produced food is lower in nutrients)

Good Health Requires An Investment In Time

Good Health Requires Time

Most people don’t have time and/or energy to cook and eat the way they should all the time.  Supplementation can fill the gaps for nutrients that can be missed through a hurried lifestyle.  


Our bodies are also very uniquely designed and many of us have unique needs outside of general nutrition guidelines.  





For example: 

  • People with arthritis or osteoporosis have additional nutrition requirements.  
  • Women going through changes in life have different needs.  Men might have prostate or other issues that can be helped through supplements. 
  • Womens’ and mens’ bodies are very different and have different nutritional needs
  • People with MTHFR genes need to take in a special form of vitamin B as well as take specific precautions to avoid heart disease.

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