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VITAMIN A
Helps vision especially night vision, support the immune system, and helps maintain healthy skin and tissues.
VITAMIN D
Helps absorb calcium, keeps bones and teeth strong, and support muscle and immune function.
VITAMIN E
Acts as an antioxidant, protects cells from damage, and helps support immune function
VITAMIN K
helps blood clot properly and supports bone health
VITAMIN C
helps make collagen, helps the immune system function, acts as an antioxidant
B VITAMINS
help your body convert food into usable energy or ATP. They help the enzymes that turn carbohydrates, fats, and proteins into ATP.
VITAMIN B1 THIAMINE
converts carbohydrates into energy and support nerve function
VITAMIN B2 RIBOFLAVIN
energy production and maintaining healthy skin and tissues.
VITAMIN B3 NIACIN
energy metabolism and making NAD/NAD+, molecules involved in ATP production.
VITAMIN B5 PANTOTHENIC ACID
make coenzyme A, which is important for breaking down fats and carbohydrates
VITAMIN B6 PYRIDOXINE
protein metabolism and making neurotransmitters
VITAMIN B9 FOLATE
DNA production, making new cells, RBC formation, important during pregnancy
VITAMIN B12 COBALAMIN
making RBC (maturation and oxygen), maintaining nerves, DNA production
MINERALS
are inorganic elements naturally found in soil and water that become part of plants and animals.
SODIUM
major extracellular electrolyte. sends signal for the cell to work. for fluid balance, BP regulation, nerve impulse, and muscle contraction
CALCIUM
the most abundant mineral in the body. about 99% of this is stored in bones and teeth.
PHOSPHORUS
second most abundant mineral and works closely with calcium to create strong bones.
MAGNESIUM
import intracellular mineral, for muscle relaxation, nerve conduction, and ATP Production(the battery)
POTASSIUM
major intracellular electrolyte. Gives the resting phase for the contraction.
DEPOLARIZATION
if the sodium(signal) enters the cell, the potassium(rest) goes out of the cell.
REPOLARIZATION
after contraction, sodium(signal) goes out of the cell and potassium(rest) goes in to prepare for the next stimuli/contraction.
SULFUR
present in amino acids. helps build up of proteins at the ribosomes, and helps grow hair and nails
IRON
RBC/Hemoglobin production (goes to bone marrow to create RBC), Oxygen transport.
ZINC
for taste bud production and repair, wound healing, growth immunity, taste sensation
IODINE
essential for our thyroid hormone for metabolism growth.
SELENIUM
for antioxidant (Vitamin E and C), supports thyroid growth
COPPER
Iron metabolism, RBC formation, Connective tissue formation
FLUORIDE
for strong teeth (with calcium, phosphorus, and fluoride)
CHROMIUM
improves insulin functions (helps pancreas to release insulin)