Tuesday, 8 July 2014

The Emerging Role of Dietary Supplements in Health and Wellness



The most common doubt we have is, “I eat a pretty well-balanced diet. Do I really need to take a dietary supplement?”
“Yes.” You do need to take dietary supplements.
Read on to know why I am giving importance to dietary supplements.
American Medical Association recommended that every individual should take dietary supplements over and above eating a well-balanced diet, to attain a optimum health condition.
Let us first have a look on what are dietary supplements.
What are Dietary Supplements?
Dietary supplements include different variety of vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids; fiber or amino acids that are intended to provide nutrients to your diet and help prevent nutrition related disorders.
They are available in the form of tablets or capsules that are meant to be consumed by mouth. They are not pharmaceutical drugs or any food additives like preservatives or spices.
They are intended to supplement an individual’s diet, despite not being used as meal replacement.
Why Dietary Supplements are Important in Your Life?
There is no secret that fruits and vegetables are few of the healthiest foods in our life. The risk of getting any diseases like cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. may go down if you eat more of the healthiest foods.
However, according to a survey, people in general are not probably eating adequate fruits or vegetables to fulfill their daily nutritional requirements.
A plant is as nutritious as the soil it was grown in. It does not matter how many vegetables and fruits you intake, if they are grown in nutrient poor soil, they won’t be very nutrient rich. Unfortunately, the truth is that the nutrient content of the soil and thus our crops has been declining gradually for decades.
This creates the need for you to add some essential nutrients to your diet with the help of Health supplements to balance your daily nutritional requirements.
If your diet does not contain an adequate amount of nutrients, it can lead to malnutrition and thus cause various disease conditions such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, etc. eventually leading to a major damage to your life.
Hence, supplementation of nutrients like vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, amino acids, etc. is essential for your health and wellness.

Different Types of Dietary Supplements
Vitamins
Vitamin is an organic chemical compound that cannot be synthesized by the body in adequate quantities and should be acquired from your diet. Supplementation of vitamins is essential for treating certain health conditions and can also be consumed by any individual for optimal health.
Dietary Minerals
Dietary minerals or elements are the chemical elements required by an individual, other than the four elements oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen present in common organic molecules.
Herbal Medicine
Herbal medicine refers to the use of plants for medical treatments. Many plant derived products are been used in Healthcare products for years, due to their therapeutic properties.
Essential Fatty Acids
Your body requires essential fatty acids for your overall health and well-being. However, these fatty acids cannot be produced by your body and hence should be consumed from diet or supplements.
Amino acids and Proteins
Essential amino acids must be supplied to your body by food or food supplements as the body cannot make them.
Bodybuilding Supplement
Bodybuilders and athletics need bodybuilding supplements to enhance weight gain, muscle gain, promote weight loss or improve athletic performance. The most widely used supplements are protein supplements, glutamine, branched chain amino acids, vitamins, essential fatty acids, creatine and testosterone.
Are Dietary Supplements Safe?
Dietary supplements are safe when you follow RDA (recommended dietary allowance) levels, because over dosage of any nutrient can lead to toxicity. Each nutrient has its own RDA value which you must follow, before consuming.
They are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. If you are taking medication, pregnant or nursing, consult your physician before using them.
So, choose your range of superior grade qualitative dietary supplements that are manufactured within RDA levels and stay healthy and happy.

Friday, 27 June 2014

INLIFE Night Gold Cream – Natural Skin Repair Cream



INLIFE Night gold cream is fused with properties of gold and extracts of powerful herbs that help to repair your skin naturally.
Good skin care and healthy lifestyle will help you delay natural aging process and make you look youthful and resilient. However, you can take care of the skin by nourishing it with essential time-tested ayurvedic ingredients.
Hence, understanding the importance of various ayurvedic ingredients in skin care field, INLIFE launches Night Gold Cream, made with powerful ayurvedic extracts to help improve your skin health. 

INLIFE Night Gold Cream effectively helps you to fight your wrinkles, reduce under eye puffiness, dark circles and make you look younger. It restores the moisture balance of your skin and also improves your skin texture and elasticity.
The USP of INLIFE Night Gold Cream is that it is 100% natural ayurvedic product fused with properties of gold and is ideal for all skin types. This is a pH balanced cream and is free from heavy metals.
Features of INLIFE Night Gold Cream
·         Helps in cell regeneration & rejuvenation
·         Diminishes early wrinkles
·         Provides natural glow to your skin
·         De-stresses tired skin
·         Light in texture with a non-sticky base
The powerful extracts of natural herbs in this skin repair cream have individual benefits. Let us see what these ingredients have got to offer for your skin health.
Sandal Wood: In Ayurveda, sandal wood is being used for centuries for skin repair. It is an antibiotic element that protects your skin from harmful bacteria and virus. It helps to reduce pimples, scars and softens your skin by moisturizing.
Tulasi: It is known as one of the most powerful herbs and has anti-bacterial and antiseptic properties. It helps to prevent various skin infections that cause pimples and acne. It also helps to treat skin diseases like eczema and scabies.
Badam (Almond): Badam is fully packed with omega 3 fatty acids, vitamin E, antioxidants and a variety of plant chemicals that help protect your skin health. It hydrates your skin that results in smooth, supple and soft skin. It accelerates cell regeneration and repairs the damaged tissues internally. It helps to delay the process of aging and also eliminates free radicals from your body.
Manjistha: It is well known in Ayurveda for skin repair. It makes your skin glowing, lustrous and may remove pimples, discoloration and freckles. It is usually recommended for skin diseases associated with edema and oozing. Manjistha is also helpful to heal wounds, burns and scalds.
Aloe Vera: It secretes organic antiseptics that help destroying fungus, virus, germs and harmful bacteria.  It is highly recommended for curing injuries, burns and minor skin diseases. It is also useful to reduce redness of  skin and may prevent outbursts of pimples and acne.
How to Apply?
Wash your face with face wash or mild soap. Apply the cream gently all over your face and neck till it gets absorbed completely. To be used during night time at least 30 min before you sleep.
It is ideal for both women and men and is highly suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin.

Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Glucosamine + MSM Tablets – An Excellent Combination for Arthritis Patients



INLIFE launches a splendid combination of Glucosamine + MSM for arthritis patients, particularly the osteoarthritis patients.
Arthritis is a form of joint disorder that involves inflammation of joints such as pain, redness, swelling and loss of function. There are over 100 different forms of arthritis. Osteoarthritis, gout, rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis are some forms of arthritis.
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common forms of arthritis. It is characterized by gradual loss of cartilage (connective tissue) and results in joint pain and reduced function.

Cartilage acts as a cushion to joints and bones. Hence, loss of cartilage results in “bone against bone” and leads to inflammation of joints.