Vitamin & Mineral Deficiencies

Vitamin C Deficiency: Anemia and swollen or painful joints. Slow-healing wounds and fractures. Bruising and nosebleeds. Soft and bleeding gums and tooth decay. General weakness.

Vitamin D Deficiency: Tooth decay and softening of bones. Lack of vigor and muscular weakness. Inadequate absorption of calcium.

Vitamin E Deficiency: Loss of sexual vitality. Fat absorption problems. Oxidative muscle damage.

Iron Deficiency: Anemia, a condition in which your blood stream is low in red blood cells (hemoglobin), which carry oxygen to tissues. Oxygenated blood gives your body energy and your skin a healthy color.

Zinc Deficiency: May result in delayed sexual maturity and retarded growth. Fatigue, decreased alertness and susceptibility to infections. Selenium Deficiency: May result in premature aging, heart disease and loss of skin elasticity.

Selenium Deficiency: May result in premature aging, heart disease and loss of skin elasticity.

Calcium Deficiency: Soft and brittle bones. Poor growth, osteoporosis and tooth decay.

Magnesium Deficiency: Calcium depletion, heart spasms and kidney stones.

Chromium Deficiency: Insulin resistance - glucose intolerance. Heart disease. Sugar and fat absorption problems.

Vitamin and mineral deficiencies that may cause these medical conditions can be corrected by taking a daily supplement.

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