![]() Before consuming any nutritional supplement, it is important to ask your healthcare provider for any contraindications. Preferably a chiropractor who knows nutrition or an acupuncturist. Otherwise, you might be walking out of the consultation with some drugs. First, let's look at the definition of supplement: Something added to complete a thing, make up for a deficiency, or extend or strengthen the whole. (freedictionary.com) Do I need it? If you have a balanced and complete diet, then there is nothing needed to complete it. But for 99.99999% of us who even though try to eat as well as we can, basic supplementation is probably necessary. Sure, there are numerous ways to quantify which supplements are needed but who has the extra few hundred bucks laying around to get all these tests done. The 3 basic supplements that I take daily are: 3 g of Omega 3 oil (Fish oil) Multivitamin without Iron Vitamind D3 4000 IU Do the brands matter? Yes! Read my nutrition blog. Now, I will list some supplements that I recommend to my patients based on their symptoms. Venous Problems (varicose veins, insufficiency): Pycnogenol, Fish Oil, Garlic Joint Pain: Glucosamine Sulfate, MSM, Chondrotin Sulfate, Tumeric, Fish Oil, Bromelain, Papain, Asthaxanthin, Ginger Inflammation: Tumeric, Fish Oil, Coconut Oil, Asthaxanthin, Ginger Neuropathy: B6, B12, High Triglyceride: Fish Oil Diabetes: Chromium Picolinate Night Vision: Asthaxanthin Infection: Coconut Oil, Ginger, probiotics Cold: Ginger,Vitamin C, Airborne, Honey Muscle Spasm: Calcium/Magnesium Gastrointestinal disconfort: Probiotics, ginger, aloe vera Remember, these are suggestions, you can contact us with any questions. Good luck and remember, eat lot's of fruits and veggies. Avoid consumption of dairy, wheat, barley, rye, and soy, due to high allergy possibilities.
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AuthorMarcelo Yasuda, DC is a Chiropractic Physician in Lighthouse Point, FL. Archives
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