There is no doubt that a proper diet can significantly improve the body’s defense potential, while a harmful diet can disrupt the immune system’s response. The mechanism of action of individual dietary ingredients, vitamins and microelements is not yet thoroughly examined, however, we know which ones are needed to improve the function of the immune system. Read more
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Osteoporosis and vitamin K
Only recently, vitamin K was mainly associated with the control of the blood coagulation process. We currently know that this vitamin participates in many other important functions of the body. These include: bone metabolism, calcification of blood vessels, functioning of the central nervous system, tumors. The deficiency of vitamin K is the cause of many civilization diseases, including osteoporosis. Can I reduce the risk of osteoporosis by using vitamin K? Read more
Omega 3 fish oil supports not only the heart
Nutritionists and health specialists have been recommending omega fish oil supplements for over twenty years. There are a lot of articles on this subject and probably there is no publication whose author would have a negative opinion on the pro-health values of fish oil. Numerous controlled clinical trials from around the world have confirmed the health benefits that result from taking DHA and EPA derived from fish oil supplements. Read more
Obesity may be associated with intestinal problems
Shedding excess body fat is a big problem for many people. And although it is well known that an effective weight loss process is a combination of diet and exercise, recent studies indicate that there is another important factor that affects the increased accumulation of adipose tissue. Read more
Is omega 3 supplementation healthy?
A healthy diet should contain two groups of essential fatty acids: omega 3 and omega 6. For the proper functioning of the body we need both, however, in the Western diet there is a tendency for high consumption of omega 6 fatty acids, while the consumption of essential omega 3 fatty acids is usually reduced . Is it necessary to take omega 3 dietary supplements? Read more
Which products lower cholesterol?
Most of us treat food as a pleasure. We associate food with social meetings and a nice time with family and friends. On the other hand, we know that an inadequate diet leads to an alarmingly high level of cholesterol and is now a real scourge. Making conscious changes in your diet can lower your cholesterol. Fresh fruit and vegetables, whole grains and good fats are part of a healthy diet. What to eat to lower cholesterol? Read more
Help in lactose intolerance
Lactase is a digestive enzyme that breaks down lactose – sugar found in milk. The lack of this enzyme is manifested by lactose intolerance, i.e. bothersome ailments after consumption of products containing lactose. It can be diarrhea, bloating, cramps and digestive gases. Are there any ways that will help reduce lactose intolerance or minimize the discomfort associated with it? Read more
Two things for effective weight loss
Specialists say that the combination of regular physical activity and the consumption of long-chain omega fatty acids, not only improves the work of the cardiovascular and metabolic systems, but also promotes slimming. Read more
Physical activity and the development of bacterial flora
A good bacterial flora in the digestive system is the foundation of general health. Especially today, when immune system diseases are very common, it is good to know that the strength of the immune system is rooted in the gut. So how do you ensure the correct bacterial flora in the gut? Read more
A bad diet can cause depression
The brain works constantly throughout your life, both during the day and at night when you are asleep. The brain never rests and therefore requires a constant supply of energy, which is obtained from food. The quality of “fuel” that feeds the brain depends on the components of your diet. Read more