Showing posts with label Vitamin B12. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vitamin B12. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

The Big 4 – Essential Supplements Over 50

Supplements for Over-50s

Lots of possibilities – 4 essentials

If you are over 50, there are the essential vitamins minerals and supplements you need in order to support health, then there are lots of other possibilities used to reduce inflammation and enhance your protection against life threatening illness.

This post is about the essential minimum 4 you need.

Saturday, April 29, 2023

New thoughts on B12, omega 3 & Multivitamin replacement

Here are some thoughts on B12 0mega 3, zinc and a variety of other nutrients that are components of a multivitamin tablet.



Top Line recommendations

  1. Magnesium Taurate 300 mg at bedtime [1 capsule]
  2. Zinc citrate 30 mg at bedtime [Pure brand = 1 capsule]
  3. B12 oral spray 2000 mcg daily.[Better You B12 boost]
  4. Centrum Silver Adult Over 50: 1 daily.
  5. Vegan Omega 3 4G daily [Nutravita brand = 2 capsules]

Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Supernutrition #6: Anti-inflammaging Supplements

The story of super-supplements – truth or fiction?

Although my usual nutritional message is “optimum diet, no need for additives or multivitamin preparations” and nobody needs extra vitamin C if they eat fruit and vegetables… as far as anti-ageing is concerned, to get potent anti inflammaging activity you need a supplement.

For example, to reach the recommended daily intake of 800-1000mg of quercetin takes more onions, coffee, dill etc than any of us want to consume. Similarly, curcumin (the potent anti-inflammatory agent in turmeric) is very poorly absorbed from food and only a supplement will make any impact [and avoid a very yellow mess in your kitchen].

Wednesday, February 22, 2023

Supernutrition #1: Use a Rainbow Plate to turbocharge your anti-ageing strategy

Supernutrition to lower your biological age doesn’t come from a single faddish ‘superfood’, but from a diet packed with the multiple beneficial nutrients that reduce inflamm-aging, promote immunity and reduce dementia and cancer risk.

YES! you can influence these outcomes by your food choices: in fact, it is absolutely the best way [alongside daily exercise]. The key dietary components to achieve this are adequate protein intake, lots of polyphenols and flavonoids, an appropriate choice of oils and fats and attention to trace element and vitamin content. Polyphenols and flavonoids are the chemicals in food that do the anticancer/ anti-inflammatory work.