By Haman Dowlatram HHCPO
To achieve success in Weight Management we need to understand the importance of our digestive system and the significance of nutrition in not only Weight Management but also in our overall health. One of the biggest factors is how our body is nourished and in turn how it processes what we ingest and most importantly what our body will actually absorb or digest. Most individuals are considered malnourished, even though they eat ‘regular’ or ‘good meals’, as the body does not have the ability to absorb the nutrients and vitamins from the foods and supplements we take. We can be doing everything right, but if our body is not capable of absorbing the nutrients, then all that hard work and great effort goes to waste.
If our daily diet is providing all the necessary nutrients we need, then there would be significantly fewer issues with weight problems and illnesses. We need to address how to maximize the foods we ingest for optimal health. Our bodies are not deficient in pain medication, so when we suffer from muscle and other pain daily, it is because it is deficient in nutrients that our body needs to combat these issues.
A proper nutrition plan is mandatory to provide adequate amounts of nutrients from fats, protein, and carbohydrates and more importantly, the production of leptin and Inulin etc. to achieve success. By also paying extra special attention to certain functions of the body, will help get you the ultimate results you are looking for.
Symptom or Issue | Suggested Support |
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Digestive System AKA Gut Health | Intestamine |
Hormone Balance | Testo Quench for Females | Testo Gain/Testo Plus for Males |
Thyroid Function | Thyro-Set |
Metabolic Factors | Metabolic Xtra or Glucose Support |
Stress Management | Ultra Preventive X (HD Ultra) or Sereniten Plus |
Sleep Management | Melatonin PR or GABA |
Based on your nutrition plan other helpful products would include: Fats with Vitamin D (Quell), L-Carnitine, Zinc, Magnesium (Glycinate) & Potassium (Aspirate)
Vitamins & Minerals Recommended Daily Allowance RDA
VITAMINS & MINERALS | MALE Age 14 to 49 | MALE Age 50 + | FEMALE Age 14 + | FEMALE Age 14 + Nursing | CHILDREN Age 13 or Younger |
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VITAMIN A | 3,000-10,000 IU/day | 3,000-10,000 IU/day | 2,300-10,000 IU/day | 2,6000-10,000 IU/day | 1,000-5,666 IU/day |
Vitamin B9 (Folate) | 400-1,000 mcg/day | 400-1,000 mcg/day | 400-1,000 mcg/day | 400-1,000 mcg/day | 150-600 mcg/day |
VITAMIN C | 90-2000 mg/day | 1,000-2,000 mg/day | 85-2,000 mg/day | 120-2,000 mg/day | 15 mg-1,200 mg/da |
VITAMIN D | 600-4,000 IU/day | 600-4,000 IU/day | 600-4,000 IU/day | 600-4,000 IU/day | 600-4,000 IU/day |
VITAMIN E | 22.4 IU | 22.4 IU | 22.4 IU | 28.5 IU | 4 to 22.4 IU |
CALCIUM | 1,000-2,500 mg/day | 1,200-2000 mg/day | 1,000-2,500 mg/day | 1,000-2,000 mg/day | 700-3,000 mg/day |
MAGNESIUM | 400 mg/day | 400-420 /day | 310-320 mg/day | 310-400 mg/day | 30-240 mg/day |
POTASSIUM | 4,700 mg/day | 4,700 mg/day | 4,700 mg/day | 5,100 mg/day | 400-3,800 mg/day |
ZINC | 11/mg/day | 11/mg/day | 8mg/day | 13mg/day | 2-5 mg/day |
IRON | 7-45 mg/day | 7-45 mg/day | 7-45 mg/day | 7-45 mg/day | 7-45 mg/day |