Vitamin C supplements help form tissues, cells, bones, teeth, heal wounds and improve the immune system’s performance. Vitamin E supplements protect the outer cell membranes and assisting the immune system in fighting off diseases.
Vitamin K helps the body’s clotting in wounded areas. Mineral supplements also have a broad range of functions. As many as 20 different mineral supplements play significant roles in the body. Supplements called “Micro minerals,” or minerals that the body only needs traces of, can fight off serious illness. These supplements include copper, iodine, chromium, molybdenum, fluorine, tin, zinc, nickel, vanadium, manganese, silicon, iron, and selenium.
Minerals that the body needs large amounts of include magnesium, sodium, potassium, chlorine, phosphorus, calcium, and sulfur. The supplement zinc is responsible for helping metabolize proteins and keep enzymes functioning.
Copper is needed by enzymes for metabolizing. Iodine supplements assist the thyroid gland in working properly. Calcium and phosphorus build bones and teeth. Iron delivers oxygen to the body’s cells. Potassium aids muscle contraction, maintains the fluid balance of cells, helps transmit messages through the body’s nerves, and even keeps the kidneys and heart working correctly.
One of the biggest problems when it comes to vitamins and minerals is that people either don’t believe in them and never take them, or they get obsessed by them and overtake them. In both cases people are putting themselves on risk of some serious illnesses.
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