Benefits of Iron In The Body
Hearing from commercials and ads, almost all of the products sold in the market have iron in it. Milk, supplements, foods, skincare and even chips
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Iron
One of the most important functions of iron is in heme synthesis, which forms haemoglobin. Iron helps convert food to energy, and it helps maintain a normal immune system. Iron contributes to normal cognitive health and function, therefore ideal for high performance
Vitamin K
Regular intake of adequate levels of vitamin K are helpful to maintain strong bones, good memory (even after the age of 70), and lowering of blood pressure by preventing mineralization, which could cause heart stroke.
Vitamin B
Every B vitamin (B1, B2, B3, B5, B7, B9, and B12) possesses a certain role in the body. Functions of vitamin B complex include: growth of red blood cells, production of energy, eyesight maintenance, Healthy brain function and cognitive capacity, support for the immune system, maintenance of skin health.
Vitamin A
Vitamin A is essential for maintaining healthy vision and ski. They should be taken by children and adults in suggested amounts for the proper functioning of the immune system and other organs.
Vitamin D
The ‘Sunshine Vitamin’ is produced by your body when it’s exposed to sunlight directly. Everyone should have an adequate quantity of Vitamin D as it ensures the development of bones and teeth, and maintains a healthy immune system.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is an antioxidant that can promote natural defences of your body. Adults having high blood pressure or not, should take its supplements as it is helpful in lowering the risk of heart diseases. Patients having iron deficiency should take vitamin C as it ensures the absorption of iron.
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