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Natural Herbs, Vitamins and Nutritional Supplements for Seniors Health
Anti-aging and alternative health products are extremely popular among senior citizens. One in ten seniors uses a dietary supplement on a daily basis. Seniors can improve their health and benefit from natural medicine including vitamins; minerals; herbs, botanicals, other plant-derived substances; amino acids and metabolites.
American Nutrition® has several supplements made specifically for seniors. These natural supplements can help improve the senior mind and body while promoting daily wellness.
These are some of the most common supplements for seniors on the market today:
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Ginkgo Biloba ~ Ginkgo Biloba helps to reduce the tendency for dangerous clots or thromboses to form in the veins and arteries, aiding in recovery from heart attacks. It is also a valuable brain enhancing herb as it increases blood flow to the brain and aids in the recovery and prevention of strokes.
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St. John’s Wort ~ St. John’s Wort is widely known as a herbal treatment for depression.
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Glucosamine ~ Glucosamine also called Chitosamine, is a natural substance found in the covering of shellfish. It is used to help relieve pain of osteoarthritis and improve joint mobility. Combined with Chondroitin, it can also improve flexability of joints and cartilage function.
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Chondroitin ~ Chondroitin strengthens cartilage and improves flexability of joints.
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Melatonin ~ Melatonin is produced naturally in our bodies, and is considered nature's miracle sleep aid. Melatonin provides wonderful sleep without harmful side effects or addiction from synthetic drugs. As we age, the ability to synthesize melatonin decreases, allowing sleep patterns to change. Melatonin also relieves anxiety, improves mood, and increases daytime energy.
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DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) ~ DHEA also called the Mother Hormone, is produced by the adrenal glands in the adrenal cortex, testes and ovaries. It is the most abundant steroid in the bloodstream and is present at even higher levels in brain tissue. DHEA is a metabolic intermediate in the pathway for the synthesis of testosterone and estrogen. Kidney functions may be favorably influenced by daily intake of DHEA. DHEA Supplementation may help to prevent a negative nitrogen balance and the loss of lean body mass frequently associated with the aging process.
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Recommended Daily Value of Dietary Intakes for Adults 50+
Vitamin A
900 units for Senior MEN
700 units for Senior WOMEN
Vitamin B1
1.2 mg per day for Senior MEN
1.1 mg per day for Senior WOMEN
Vitamin B2
1.3 mg per day for Senior MEN
1.1 mg per day for Senior WOMEN
Vitamin B6
1.7 mg per day for Senior MEN
1.5 mg per day for Senior WOMEN
Vitamin B12
2.4 units for Senior MEN & WOMEN
*You can get all of the B Vitamins listed above in one supplement with our TerraCeutics B-50 Complex. Click here to learn more...
Vitamin C
90 mg per day for Senior MEN
75 mg per day for Senior WOMEN
Vitamin D
10-15 units for Senior MEN & WOMEN
Vitamin E
15 mg per day for Senior MEN & WOMEN
Vitamin K
120 units per day for Senior MEN
90 units per day for Senior WOMEN |
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Notice: The products and information found on americannutrition.com are not intended to replace professional medical advice or treatment. Our dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Individual results may vary. Americannutrition.com urges you to seek the advice of a qualified professional for any health concern lasting more than two weeks, and to share with your provider any information pertaining to your health and well-being, including the use of supplemental nutrition.
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