Combat Nutrient Deficiencies

From eNewsletter 9/3/2025

DID YOU KNOW that among the many reasons to augment your diet and lifestyle with dietary supplements, research presented at the Society for Experimental Biology's Annual Conference says that our crops are yielding less nutrients?

A combination of higher atmospheric CO2 and hotter temperatures contribute to a reduction in nutritional quality in food crops. While crops grow faster and bigger, they showed a reduction in key minerals like calcium and certain antioxidant compounds. In a cruel twist of fate, the concentration of sugars in crops went up, thus diluting essential proteins, minerals and antioxidants.

One way to protect yourself from nutrient deficiencies is to take a full spectrum multivitamin-mineral.

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What Your Nails Can Tell You

From eNewsletter 9/1/2025

DID YOU KNOW that just in 2025 alone, saccharmyces boulardii, the main ingredient one of our most popular gut supplements, was found in several journals to enhance treatment outcomes in diarrhea from acute gastroenteritis, improved H. pylori eradication rates with fewer side effects, improved global outcomes for Clostridioides difficile infections when used adjunctively, and was seen as anti‑inflammatory for colitis?

Of course, these are all severe gastrointestinal issues. S. boulardii is also a wonderful daily supplement to maintain a balanced gut ecosystem.

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It's Not Just Gluten

From eNewsletter 8/27/2025

DID YOU KNOW that microminerals copper, manganese, selenium, and zinc regulate neuronal signaling and brain function? Deficiencies of these minerals are common in adolescents due to unhealthy eating habits.

A study from Frontiers in Nutrition found that academic performance in adolescents with the lowest micromineral levels was lower by an average of seven-percentage points compared to those with the highest, based upon the Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices test. There was a positive association with both cognitive function and academic performance.

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