When it comes to our health, nearly everyone is looking for a boost, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. This desire has aided the growth of vitamins and supplements into a $150 billion global industry. If you're thinking about taking a daily vitamin or already do, it's important to understand what vitamins can and cannot do, according to decades of research. And, if used incorrectly, they can be harmful. Read on to find out what taking a daily vitamin does to your body, and don't miss these Sure Signs You May Have Already Had COVID to ensure your health and the health of others.
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Improve Your Immunity
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Assist in the Filling of Nutritional Gaps
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It may provide you with a sense of security.
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You Might hurt Yourself
If your vitamin contains high concentrations of certain nutrients, this can cause issues. Most vitamins are water-soluble, which means they cannot accumulate in the body because any excess is excreted in the urine. However, fat-soluble vitamins such as A, D, E, and K can accumulate in the body and, in particular, A and E, can be dangerous at high levels.
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It Will Not Be a Magical Solution
If you take multivitamins to protect against serious disease, you should know that in 2018, Johns Hopkins researchers analyzed nearly half a million people's studies and discovered that taking multivitamins does not lower your risk of heart disease, cancer, cognitive decline, or premature death. Their recommendation: Don't squander your money on multivitamins. Healthy food will provide you with the vitamins and minerals you require.
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