Not exact matches
Though I typically prefer to
get my nutrients via diet rather than
supplementation (I view
supplementation as a way to fill in the gaps and accelerate healing / progress), I'm not going to lie: I don't love the taste of turmeric and so it's not something I can easily add to my diet on a
daily basis.
With that said, it can still be pretty hard to
get everything you need on a
daily basis so
supplementation might be needed, which is okay as long you supplement wisely and with quality products.
As a result of the lack of good data for
supplementation and the strong data for dietary pattern, public health recommendations for healthy eating urge people to eat a plant - based diet of whole foods, minimizing processed food, salt and sugar and to
get exercise
daily, and to abandon Western pattern diets and a sedentary lifestyle.
In some instances it may be beneficial to have only one strain (if you are targeting something specific or combating negative effects of specific antibiotics) but for
daily supplementation it is best to
get a probiotic with 10 + individual strains.
You can
get your D from
daily sun exposure or
supplementation (we recommend 5,000 IU per day — read our post on vitamin D for more info).