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Nutrition
Nutrition
Eating Healthy & Vitamins Supplements
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Eating healthier is something many Canadians are trying to achieve. Not only will it increase your energy level, it will also help you to lose weight. For the most part, the foods you eat will provide you with necessary vitamins.

Unfortunately, studies have shown that most people are deficient in many of the essential nutrients because of poor dietary habits and other factors that may deplete nutrient levels such as caffeine, stress, and illness. Your goal should be to make small lifestyle changes such eating more fruits, vegetables and legumes and reducing the number of caffeine drinks in a day, and taking a multivitamin. Multivitamins and supplements can also help you obtain good health. A balanced multi-vitamin that's absorbed easily and has few non-medicinal ingredients can help improve your metabolism, energy level, and immune and digestive systems. Click on the links below to learn more about the steps that you can take towards healthy living.
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Whether you are vegetarian or not, you'll want to include legumes in your diet two to three times a week. They are packed with good things such as B-vitamins, calcium, iron and fibre and are virtually fat-free. Have baked beans on toast, top your salad with chickpeas, or mix kidney beans into your pasta sauce.
Silver 50+

Complete multivitamin for adults over 50. With lutein to help maintain eyesight, and ginkgo biloba to help improve memory and concentration.