Nutritional Supplements
Safe with pregnancy


These are substances that may be taken alongside the diet to provide macro and micro nutrients for the user. They can be liquid, tablets, capsules or pills. Supplements may contain vitamins, minerals, herbs or plant materials. They are especially useful when the individual is unable to obtain all their nutritional requirements through diet
Caution
They should not be used as a substitute for a healthy diet
Supplements can be quite expensive without justifying their usefulness
Exercise caution when choosing your supplements
There is a risk of contamination by dangerous chemicals; choose your source carefully
Many of them can have serious side effects
Therapy for:
Pregnant and breastfeeding women (Vitamin D & Folic Acid)
Women trying to conceive (Vitamin D & Folic Acid)
People aged over 65
People with darker skin
People not exposed to much sunlight
Children
Poor absorption
Inflammatory bowel disease
Bowel fistulae
After surgical removal of parts of the bowel
Painful swallowing
Malnutrition
Improving nutritional state
Boosting immunity
Comments
The best way to get your required vitamins and minerals is through a well balanced diet
Vit D is the exception that needs to be boosted by production in the skin when it is exposed to sunlight
Safe with diabetes

Safe with children

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