
Conclusion and summary of part 1: what you need to know about vitamins, macro and micronutrients
Have you read, or more or less read, part 1 of the Blooness guide? So you don't get lost, here's the conclusion of the
Have you read, or more or less read, part 1 of the Blooness guide? So you don't get lost, here's the conclusion of the
When it comes to supplementing with vitamins, minerals and probiotics, you can quickly feel lost, as the market is full of a wide range of products.
Present in trace amounts in our bodies, iron is an essential trace element that ensures oxygenation of all our body's cells.
Iodine is essential for the production of thyroid hormones, and is a trace element required by the body throughout life. Iodine ensures the formation of
Selenium is one of the best antioxidants. This trace element, essential to our organism, has all the powers man could ever wish for: that of
Chromium is not an essential trace element for the body. However, it has many useful properties in the treatment and prevention of
Do you have beautiful, soft, smooth skin that radiates health? Then you're certainly not lacking in zinc! Known for
Essential to life, copper is a trace element whose properties are largely unknown. It ensures bone solidity, as well as
Fluoride is known the world over for preventing tooth decay. Available in the form of tablets for swallowing by the more
Present in the body and in food in the form of sodium chloride (salt), chlorine is a naturally occurring gas, essential to the proper functioning of the body.
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