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Supplements for joint pain: Glucosamine chrondroitin & MSM Do you want to keep your joints flexible? Glucosamine Chondroitin & MSM products from Kala Health have been scientifically proven to work.
Hypercalcemia vitamin D This article covers the following topics: - can you get too much vitamin D? - vitamin D side effects with too high an intake - what to do with side effects of too much vitamin D
Vitamin D and magnesium To explain why it's important to take vitamin D and magnesium in combination, this article first explains why vitamin D itself is important and how much you can take. This article covers the following topics: -…
The influences of vegan food on the body Over the past decade, following a vegan diet has become increasingly popular due to its positive impact not only on the environment, but also on animal welfare and health. Research has shown…
Vitamin D side effects The days get shorter, the night starts early. Clouds pile up during the day, and you can call yourself lucky if you manage to catch a few rays of sunshine. In short: winter is upon us…
You might be wondering: What is the best omega-3 supplement on the market UK right now? To be able to answer that question, we must look at what the best type of omega-3 is in general, and of course, why.
You might be wondering: are caterpillars with cordyceps still being used? Our experts at Kala Health will answer that question in the text below. To start off, we would like to tell you a bit about this interesting mushroom.
Where can vitamin E be found? What foods can you absorb vitamin E from? Vitamin E is found in vegetable oils, nuts and seeds, fatty fish, whole grains, some vegetables (such as spinach) and fruits. Unfortunalety, vitamin E is generally…
Nutrition and dietary supplements: What is vitamin E in? What is vitamin E in and how do you get enough? Vitamin E is not produced by the body and must be taken through food and dietary supplements. But what is…
HOW MUCH ESTER C VITAMIN DOES A HUMAN NEED? Many research studies have demonstrated that most people require a minimum of 10 mg vitamin C per day in order to prevent scurvy. In the EU the Daily Reference Intake (RI)…
