Monthly Archives: March 2013

D-Ribose For Energy Production

D-Ribose For Energy Production

D-Ribose is a naturally-occurring sugar that is vital for energy production in our body. D-Ribose is such a vital energy source for us as it is the main building block of ‘ATP’ production and important for maintaining normal ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) levels in the body.

Under stressful conditions vital body tissues and organs such as heart and skeletal muscles may not replenish ATP quickly enough Continue reading  ▶

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Glucosamine Sulphate

Glucosamine Sulphate Supplement

The Cytoplan nutritional supplement Glucosamine Sulphate is part of our ‘nutrients from nature’ range. It is specifically for joint support and therefore mainly used by those experiencing joint problems and/or pain, a common ailment for many as we get older. It is also commonly used by ‘athletes’ or those undergoing regular ‘rigorous’ exercise (from teenagers upward). Continue reading  ▶

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Attention Deficit Disorders and the Implications of Iron Deficiency

Attention Deficit Disorders and the Implications of Iron Deficiency

The causes of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) in children are unknown. Naturally a great deal of research worldwide is attempting to resolve this extremely worrying illness. It seems unlikely that one single ‘factor’ is at the root cause. In this article we take a brief look at the mineral Iron and the potential implications Iron deficiency in pregnancy and the early life of an infant may have. Continue reading  ▶

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Vitamin C Research on Fighting Common Colds

Vitamin C Research on Fighting Common Colds

Vitamin C is probably the most talked about vitamin; oranges, lemons, grapefruits. I think we all associate positively with Vitamin C and good health.

And Vitamin C is frequently mentioned during winter months in terms of helping to fight off colds and flu symptoms. Lots of people firmly believe that a good daily intake of Vitamin C, either via food and/or as a daily nutritional supplement helps to keep the ‘bugs’ at bay. Continue reading  ▶

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