Sentences with phrase «synthetic nutrients do»

Isolated, synthetic nutrients don't have the same effect on our bodies, because most nutrients require co-factors and enzymes to be properly absorbed and activated.

Not exact matches

In people who are deficient in these nutrients (not uncommon, particularly in those who have been taking synthetic thyroid drugs for years) this conversion doesn't happen optimally.

The amino acids and B vitamins in nutritional yeast are actually better sources of these nutrients than synthetic supplements, but that being said, if you are highly sensitive to yeast as I am, it's best to moderate your use of any yeast - derived food, especially if you have a history with candida yeast overgrowth as I do.

Our products are sourced from organic farms and do NOT contain chemicals, synthetic nutrients, binders, fillers, tablets, or capsules.

Our products do NOT contain chemicals, synthetic nutrients, binders, fillers, tablets, or capsules.

Many studies, when looking at the effect of a synthetic nutrient in isolation don't take into account the other nutrients naturally present in foods that balance that particular one.

They do not test companion nutrients, but test synthetic supplements.

The studies that has been done, have been very short, very small studies that start with dietary depletion of a given nutrient, followed by repletion with synthetics for several weeks until severe deficiency symptoms subside.

For example, one author says to turn first to food for your nutrient needs, and only to supplements as a last resort, and yet in the next sentence she seems to see no contradiction in recommending consuming «fortified» foods.2 The author doesn't seem to be aware of the fact that «fortified» just means that while processing the food manufacturers have added a synthetic vitamin or mineral supplement.

The amino acids and B vitamins in nutritional yeast are actually better sources of these nutrients than synthetic supplements, but that being said, if you are highly sensitive to yeast as I am, it's best to moderate your use of any yeast - derived food, especially if you have a history with candida yeast overgrowth as I do.

Be it the miniscule doses of nutrients in commercial multi-vitamins, or improper form of nutrients like synthetic vitamin E, these research findings do not support disease - prevention effects.

So, how is it that Dr. Maffetone could be citing the benefits of Natural vitamin C (in the light of the fact that it co-occurs with other nutrients but synthetic Vitamin C doesn't?)

For example, while Dr. Maffetone does highlight the difference between synthetic C and natural C, he points out that the difference resides in the fact that natural vitamin C co-occurs with a variety of other nutrients, some of which you list in your comment.

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In that case, however, a disclaimer must be made in association with the term «natural» to clarify that the product does contains small amounts of synthetic trace nutrients, for example, «natural with added vitamins and minerals.»

The body will never do as well on lab created or extracted nutrients, as it will do on concentrated «whole food» nutrition - and it always amazes me when someone will go through the expense and work of feeding a homemade or raw diet to an animal - but then throw in a synthetic vitamin mix or tablet to complete it!