NDT Lesson 1

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VITAMIN A

Helps vision especially night vision, support the immune system, and helps maintain healthy skin and tissues.

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VITAMIN D

Helps absorb calcium, keeps bones and teeth strong, and support muscle and immune function.

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VITAMIN E

Acts as an antioxidant, protects cells from damage, and helps support immune function

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VITAMIN K

helps blood clot properly and supports bone health

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VITAMIN C

helps make collagen, helps the immune system function, acts as an antioxidant

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B VITAMINS

help your body convert food into usable energy or ATP. They help the enzymes that turn carbohydrates, fats, and proteins into ATP.

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VITAMIN B1 THIAMINE

converts carbohydrates into energy and support nerve function

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VITAMIN B2 RIBOFLAVIN

energy production and maintaining healthy skin and tissues.

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VITAMIN B3 NIACIN

energy metabolism and making NAD/NAD+, molecules involved in ATP production.

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VITAMIN B5 PANTOTHENIC ACID

make coenzyme A, which is important for breaking down fats and carbohydrates

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VITAMIN B6 PYRIDOXINE

protein metabolism and making neurotransmitters

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VITAMIN B9 FOLATE

DNA production, making new cells, RBC formation, important during pregnancy

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VITAMIN B12 COBALAMIN

making RBC (maturation and oxygen), maintaining nerves, DNA production

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MINERALS

are inorganic elements naturally found in soil and water that become part of plants and animals.

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SODIUM

major extracellular electrolyte. sends signal for the cell to work. for fluid balance, BP regulation, nerve impulse, and muscle contraction

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CALCIUM

the most abundant mineral in the body. about 99% of this is stored in bones and teeth.

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PHOSPHORUS

second most abundant mineral and works closely with calcium to create strong bones.

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MAGNESIUM

import intracellular mineral, for muscle relaxation, nerve conduction, and ATP Production(the battery)

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POTASSIUM

major intracellular electrolyte. Gives the resting phase for the contraction.

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DEPOLARIZATION

if the sodium(signal) enters the cell, the potassium(rest) goes out of the cell.

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REPOLARIZATION

after contraction, sodium(signal) goes out of the cell and potassium(rest) goes in to prepare for the next stimuli/contraction.

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SULFUR

present in amino acids. helps build up of proteins at the ribosomes, and helps grow hair and nails

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IRON

RBC/Hemoglobin production (goes to bone marrow to create RBC), Oxygen transport.

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ZINC

for taste bud production and repair, wound healing, growth immunity, taste sensation

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IODINE

essential for our thyroid hormone for metabolism growth.

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SELENIUM

for antioxidant (Vitamin E and C), supports thyroid growth

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COPPER

Iron metabolism, RBC formation, Connective tissue formation

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FLUORIDE

for strong teeth (with calcium, phosphorus, and fluoride)

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CHROMIUM

improves insulin functions (helps pancreas to release insulin)