Nutrition Trends of 2008 (2007 we regularly read about emerging .....)

Nutrition Trends of 2008

Date:1/4/2008

2007 we regularly read about emerging

research on this nutrient, and this will continue into 2008. We fully

expect government guidelines on the intake of vitamin D to be changed

early in the year. Deficiency of vitamin D is common in the United States

and worldwide. It is known to be important in bone mineral metabolism,

but now we have information that it does much more. For example: good

intake of vitamin D can reduce both hip fractures and other non-vertebral

fractures; it can improve symptoms of leg weakness; it can improve lower

extremity strength and improve walking for seniors; and it has even been

shown to significantly diminish occurrence of certain cancers. Other

metabolic disorders that may benefit from vitamin D include type 1

diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, possibly type 2 diabetes,

and multiple sclerosis.

4. More emphasis will be placed on bringing the body into balance.

Extensive medical research will emerge supporting the view that too much

of a single nutrient can be as damaging as too little, leading some

nutritional companies to reformulate products and use the synergistic

approach to nutrition.

-- Multiple (takes care of dietary deficiency)

-- Colloidal Minerals (takes care of dietary deficiency)

-- C + Zinc (builds a healthy immune system)

-- B12 (energizer)

These four products provide the nutrients the human body needs on a daily

basis, with useful, usable doses that are easy on the body (and, of

course, represent value for money).

5. The most significant trend in the nutritional industry was a novelty

about 25 years ago when it was first introduced by Vitamist.com. Now

accepted in the medical arena, it will start having acceptance and

understanding as a delivery system for your nutrition. One medicine that

is already being s
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