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6 Things You Should Know Before You Start Taking Supplements

Supplements became a reliable way to provide our bodies with nutrients needed for various body functions. Although our diet can contain all the nutrients we need, we still may have a deficiency in one of them. Supplements are believed to be for bodybuilders and people who want to grow their muscles. However, they are used by many people for different reasons. If it’s your first time trying supplements, you might be lost among the endless options. No matter what you choose in the end, there are a few things you should know before taking supplements.

  1. Supplements Provide What Your Diet Lacks

The first reason to start using supplements is to provide your body with the nutrients that your diet lacks. The way food is farmed and processed can remove some of its beneficial nutrients and the end product that comes to your table won’t supply your body with what it needs. Additionally, your diet may consist of processed foods and lack many vegetables, fruits, nuts, and proteins. Supplements are necessary to fill in the gap in your diet. Having a healthy diet will limit the number of supplements you need to get all the nutrients you need.

  1. Supplements Can Interact With Medications

Medications and drugs have chemical compounds that can interact with anything we consume including supplements. If you take medications regularly, it will be better to ask your doctor about the supplements you intend on taking to see if they have any negative interactions with your medications. The possibility of interaction increases when you use several medications and supplements. Supplements made from natural ingredients aren’t safe from having interactions with medications. Pregnant women should stay away from certain vitamins and supplements as they can be dangerous to the pregnancy.

  1. Supplements Don’t Replace a Healthy Lifestyle

Taking supplements doesn’t automatically make you healthier. If you’re eating fast food all the time, supplements won’t have the desired effect. No supplement can fix your lungs if you’re smoking heavily. You must start with eating a healthy diet and adopt healthy habits and use supplements to support what you lack. Exercising is essential to building a good physique and supplements will aid you in achieving your goal.

  1. Too Much of Anything Is Bad

We should take everything in moderation and supplements are no exception. Eating too many desserts, running for more than you can tolerate, or taking high doses of supplements will have negative results. Even if you are taking the most effective supplement, taking more than what you need will have negative reactions on your body. Follow the label on the packaging and be patient as you won’t see any changes until after a couple of weeks. If you’re not sure how to use any supplement, consult with your doctor as they will recommend the right dosage for you.

  1. The Quality of Supplements Can Vary

Supplements are not created equal, as you get what you pay for. The quality and purity of ingredients vary from one product to another and they affect the supplement’s efficacy. You will find thousands of products on the shelf in various forms such as liquids, capsules, and powders. Buying the most affordable one may not give you the desired results as its components aren’t strong enough. Do your research before picking any product and choose trusted brands that have proper certification. Try to choose products made from natural ingredients as they don’t have many side effects.

  1. Supplements Can Improve Body Parts and Functions

If you don’t like how your skin looks, you feel your bones are weak, or your hair isn’t glowing as you would like it to, supplements can help you reach these goals. If there is a body part or function that frustrates you whether because of how it looks or feels, supplements can change that for you given that you use the right supplement. Supplements offer countless options to improve sleep, muscles, skin, hair, energy, stamina, sexual health, and much more. It’s recommended to ask your doctor before taking any supplements as they can suggest a better alternative.

Supplements are generally safe to consume, but they can interfere with certain medications. Talk to a doctor to ensure that you won’t have an allergic reaction or any bad side effects from any supplement you intend to take. Read the label on every product to see what they contain and the recommended dosage to avoid overuse. Lead a healthy life by exercising, having a healthy diet, and drinking water which will help improve the effectiveness of any supplement you take.

You should consult a licensed health care professional before starting any supplement, dietary, or exercise program, especially if you are pregnant or have any pre-existing injuries or medical conditions.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.

Author: Dr. Emil Hodzovic

Holding degrees in both medicine and Sports + Exercise Science from renowned research institution Cardiff University, Dr. Emil Hodzovic has the dual distinction of being a practicing clinician and respected authority in nutrition and supplementation.

During his parallel careers as a personal trainer and professional athlete, Dr. Emil recognized a critical flaw in the supplement space: too much emphasis on appearance and performance—and zero concern for making holistic health and happiness accessible to everyone.

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