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Showing posts with label taking. Show all posts

Monday, December 30, 2013

Does taking calcium, and vitamin D along with other Vitamins for males?

Question by Nevid: Does taking calcium, and vitamin D along with other Vitamins for males?
Does taking calcium, and vitamin D along with other Vitamins for males Daily at the age of 19 help me get the most growth possible that is left for me to grow?


Best answer:

Answer by HUMBLE
Yes



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Saturday, August 24, 2013

As a tennis player recovering from tendinitis, what sort of vitamin supplements should I be taking?

Question by icantgetenoughconan: As a tennis player recovering from tendinitis, what sort of vitamin supplements should I be taking?
Last fall, I played a little too much tennis and developed tendinitis in my right wrist and began to see a slight hint of tennis elbow, but fortunatley stopped and immobilized my arm before anything permanent could set in. Now that spring is coming, I'm going to start playing tennis a lot and I'm wondering what sort of vitamins and/or excersizes and/or anything I can do to keep my arms and joint strong and healthy. I currently take a normal multivitamin, a omega-3 complex and a glucosamine/chondroitin complex. Is there anything else I can be taking to strengthen tendins/muscles/connective tissue/bones? Also, what sort of excersizes, workouts or warm ups can you reccomend for me?


Best answer:

Answer by @n$
Nutrition

A diet emphasizing raw fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts and seeds is rich in the vitamins and nutrients that promote healing. Yellow vegetables and fruits such as carrots and cantaloupe are good sources of vitamin A, which is needed for collagen synthesis. Citrus fruits and dark blue fruits such as blueberries provide vitamin C and bioflavonoids to speed healing. Include a generous portion of wheat germ in your morning muesli. As the best food source of vitamin E, it destroys the harmful free radicals released during an inflammation. Add pumpkin seeds for zinc, which acts synergistically with vitamin E. The spices turmeric and cumin are known for their anti-inflammatory action. Pineapples contain the enzyme bromelain, which helps reduce pain and swelling.

Using unrefined, cold-pressed flax seed oil daily on salads or baked potatoes, mixed into rice, pasta or vegetable dishes after cooking, or incorporated into any dishes which do not require heating to high temperatures will help reduce the pain of tendinitis. Unrefined, cold-pressed flax seed oil contains the essential fatty acids omega-3 alpha-linolenic and omega-6 linoleic acid which the body converts into anti-inflammatory hormone-like substances called prostaglandins.

Nutritional Supplements

Nutritional supplements are used to reduce inflammation and encourage healing. Vitamin C with bioflavonoids is important for repairing connective tissue and collagen after an injury; it also reduces inflammation. Evening primrose oil supplies gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), a building block for the anti-inflammatory prostaglandins. If the inflammation is acute and painful, the enzyme bromelain taken between meals acts as a strong anti-inflammatory, reducing swelling and pain after an injury. Vitamins E and A help to repair connective tissue and cells. Vitamins A, C and E are antioxidants; they stop injury-induced free-radical damage to cells. Vitamin E further prevents internal *scarring.

Glucosamine supplements, combined with proper diet and vitamins, can rebuild damaged cartilage without producing side-effects. As an anti-inflammatory agent and painkiller, it is effective for long-term treatment of chronic illnesses. Most patients experience relief after taking glucosamine for six weeks.

A healthy diet can provide all of the nutrients needed for healing, plus supplements.


The eccentric program consists of:

Holding a static stretch for 15 to 30 seconds and repeating three to five times (in my case the infraspinatus).

Perform the eccentric exercise slowly on days one and two, moderately on days three to five, and fast on days six and seven. Then increase the resistance (never more than five pounds for the cuff muscles). Three sets of repetition.

Stretch statically as in #1.

Ice for five to 10 minutes to decrease swelling and pain.



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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

will taking supplements decrease my body's natural production?

Question by Me: will taking supplements decrease my body's natural production?
I bleached my hair and it's been falling out or breaking more. My friend's mom offered some collagen pills she bought for hair and nails. I'm 24, is there any risk that taking the pills will decrease my body's natural production? Or will it just add to it? I guess I'm asking does my body make it on an as needed basis, so it might make less if I already have plenty from the pills.


Best answer:

Answer by Feral
All the food we consume now are depleted of its natural resources (vitamins, minerals) due to the farming practices used now. So who knows if we are really getting the nutrients we need even if we do have a healthy diet. Taking vitamin supplements should not disrupt your natural production, as if you have an abundant amount of vitamins in your system, you will usually just pee out the excess. However, taking extra calcium could cause problems IF it's not taken with vitamin K. Vitamin K helps absorb the calcium into the proper places. Melatonin supplement may disrupt your body's natural process, but almost all melatonin supplements state on the bottle to not take for more than a week. I would suggest taking a natural prenatal vitamin, as it has biotin, vitamin B, and other vitamins that help your hair, skin, nails, and overall health.



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Sunday, June 9, 2013

What are the effects of taking collagen supplements at age 18?

Question by John: What are the effects of taking collagen supplements at age 18?



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Answer by Peach
Im 50 and well preserved. Supplements are NOT necessary if you have a decent diet of Fruits vegetables Carbs and moderate amounts of protein. The only thing we are seeking collagen for is in our late 30s we dont want wrinkles so we put it around our eyes..
Self preservation is good diet exercise and POSITIVE OUTLOOK in life. and it doesnt hurt when you have a group of supportive people around you too.!



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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

can taking collagen supplements increase chances for scarring?

Question by tyler: can taking collagen supplements increase chances for scarring?

or make you more prone to scarring?


Best answer:

Answer by HermitSoul
NO
It good for nothing to be honest



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Sunday, May 26, 2013

Can taking Collagen supplements replace lost collagen?

Question by ASPCA Dot ORG: Can taking Collagen supplements replace lost collagen?
I have had an extreme amount of collagen loss in face due to years of topical steroid use. Is it possible to replace lost collagen with the collagen pills? Thx


Best answer:

Answer by Geoeli
Hi! due to your answer , I don't think you could ever replace your own skin collagen, But if you drink collagen Pills and use Vitamin E, it could help to make you look younger and your skin will look firmer.



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Sunday, April 28, 2013

What are the benefits of taking collagen supplement?

Question by nutri24: What are the benefits of taking collagen supplement?
And, anyone know any good collagen supplement for the skin!


Best answer:

Answer by mel
Apparently it helps prevent wrinkles, strengthens hair and nails. After a certain age body does not produce much hence the supplement.



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Saturday, April 27, 2013

When should i start taking collagen supplement?

Question by Carol: When should i start taking collagen supplement?
Hi, I'm 22 female, I'm thinking about taking collagen supplement. Am i too young to take it? What is the proper age to take collagen?

thank you very much


Best answer:

Answer by Truth Hurts
I COULD be wrong, but I read something about collagen on Wikipedia.org and it said that women start to have a collagen decrease in their bodies at age 24....

So, I would start taking a collagen supplement at age 24.



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Monday, April 22, 2013

At what age should I start taking collagen supplements?

Question by Leyend123: At what age should I start taking collagen supplements?
Collagen supplements help the skin maintain its elasticity, therefore reducing aging effects on skin. I'm 15, therefore my skin still has big amounts of collagen. At what age would it be appropriate to start taking collagen supplements?


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Answer by Jenna888
I would assume early 40's if not a little sooner. If you don't mind can you answer my question

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgMDHbvpe5y3FouVMogR633ty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100323140624AAKEEpy

Thanks



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