I Live Younger January 2018
In the January 2018 issue of I Live Younger, learn must-know beauty essentials, cope with arthritis, fight back against aging, and more. We hope you had a wonderful Christmas and want to wish you a happy new year! There are exciting things awaiting for our magazine this year, so stay tuned.
In the January 2018 issue of I Live Younger, learn must-know beauty essentials, cope with arthritis, fight back against aging, and more. We hope you had a wonderful Christmas and want to wish you a happy new year! There are exciting things awaiting for our magazine this year, so stay tuned.
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Thus, supplements are extremely vital these days. Take vitamins regularly to ensure<br />
you are able to keep your immune system going and convert fat into energy.<br />
Vitamins and minerals taken regularly can help your body work the way it’s supposed<br />
to in order to better burn the junk food you consume to stay healthier. Also, taking<br />
a natural multivitamin is one way to make sure you’re getting the essential nutrients.<br />
Since vitamins must be processed and absorbed by the body, you should always be<br />
aware of how vitamins and supplements will react with each other. Calcium, for instance,<br />
makes it more difficult for the body to absorb iron. So avoid any dairy products<br />
or calcium supplements and antacids for 30 minutes after taking your iron supplement.<br />
7<br />
BE CAUTIOUS WHEN TAKING<br />
ANY SUPPLEMENTS<br />
You must understand that any over-thecounter<br />
medications you take can sometimes<br />
negatively interact with vitamin<br />
supplements. Some of these interactions<br />
can be life threatening. When you consult<br />
your doctor about medicines, inform them<br />
about your supplement routine as well. Ask<br />
your pharmacist if you have any concerns<br />
about an over-the-counter medication.<br />
Also, when you have gone through menopause,<br />
don’t take prenatal vitamins.<br />
Women sometimes take these supplements,<br />
even if they are not pregnant, to<br />
improve the appearance of their nails<br />
and hair. While this is generally safe, they<br />
are not a good idea for post-menopausal<br />
women since they contain more iron<br />
than necessary.<br />
8<br />
CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR<br />
IF YOU’RE PREGNANT<br />
If you’re pregnant or nursing, consult<br />
with your doctor before taking vitamins.<br />
Vitamins do not seem like they would<br />
cause any harm, but you never know. Don’t<br />
endanger the baby by taking something<br />
inappropriate for this stage of your life.<br />
No matter how you are feeling right now,<br />
tomorrow is always a new day. Use the<br />
right mixture of vitamins to improve your<br />
health. The quicker you do this, the better<br />
your health will be.<br />
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