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09 July 2015

Review - Nutrabear Vit. D 3 Gummies #nutrabear



I have received this product for free in exchange of my honest feedback.



My daughter prefers chewing her vitamins so I always buy her the chewable kind. I am glad to have tried this Nutrabear Vit. D3 gummies because I like the taste a lot! Even my daughter likes the taste. That's the first thing I liked about this Vitamin D3 gummies. It's also chewable so need to pop those pills or tablets that are sometimes difficult to swallow. They are sweet but not much and you can taste the peach and cherry flavours too.


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It comes in 120 gummies so it's great for my family as we can share this supplement. This is a good supplement to take because we all need our daily dosage of Vit. D and taking these gummies provided us the required dosage.

Another plus factor is that this is good for vegetarians too. It does not contain any gelatin. It is also gluten free.

This supplement is also good in boosting immune system and supports bone health. So, we are taking these gummies regularly!

You can purchase this product in Amazon - http://www.amazon.com/Vitamin-800-Gummies-Vegetarian-Supplement/dp/B00V5OZHA8/ref=cm_rdp_product





05 May 2015

Maxasorb D3 Vitamin D Cream Review #MaxasorbD3Cream



** I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest and unbiased feedback. My feedback is 100% mine and may vary from yours.



I haven't taken any Vitamin D yet in any form except from the natural way of acquiring it through morning sunshine. With harmful UV rays penetrating our ozone layers, I am more careful of getting the much needed Vitamin D.

It is great that there are products like Maxasorb D3 that you can use even without ingesting it. It comes in the form of a Vitamin D cream.  It is the first time I have tried this kind of product that you can apply directly to the skin for absorption of much needed Vitamin D.




What I like:

It is unscented. I prefer creams that are odourless because it does not give off that unpleasant scent unlike other products out there that sometimes give me a headache.

It does not have any greasy after-feel.

You only need to press the pump once and you are already provided with at least 1,000 IU of D3 which is what our body needs.

It gets absorbed fast and does not stain my clothes.

It is good for the bones, heart and improves immune system.

It is hypoallergenic and non-irritant.

It can be used as a lotion or moisturiser.

No need to take capsules or pills to supplement your daily allowance of Vitamin D.

Non-invasive, you just apply topically.

It can be safely used with most prescription medications.



What I don't like:

It is thick in consistency that when you apply it onto the skin, it feels a bit sticky but only for few seconds until the cream is totally absorbed by the body.  And once it is totally absorbed, you don't even notice it is there. The stickiness is just an initial effect but does not last very long nor affects the effectivity of this product.


Where to buy:

This product is available in Amazon.

And you can avail of this ONE TIME discount of 15% off here when you purchase using this code from my site or by visiting Vita Sciences.

Discount code:  save15 (again, this is just a ONE TIME use code when you buy at vitasciences.com)


My recommendation:

I give this product my thumbs up. It's not invasive and there's no need to do sunbathing or taking medications to supplement Vitamin D in your system. One pump of the rich Maxasorb D3 cream provides 1,000 IU that our body needs.




12 July 2012

Vitamin D Deficiency

Vitamin D is an important vitamin the body requires. It can be synthetic or derived from diet. It plays a big role in the system. If Vitamin D is insufficient in one's system, the following health risks may occur:

Rickets - a child's disease which affects the bones
Osteomalacia - similar to rickets but targets adults by thinning the bones
Diabetes - not having enough Vitamin D to process makes the body's ability to regulate insulin with difficulty
Heart diseases
Hypertension

11 June 2010

Morning Walk and My Dose of Vitamin D

Oh, it feels so great to wake up early when everyone else is still in their slumber. I am an early riser so I get to enjoy seeing the sun rise and hear the birds chirping by the window sill. Such a lovely day!

I woke up at 6 a.m. today and willed myself to change to my track suit for a morning walk in the park. The weather is a little hot these days so I didn't walk for long. It took me 40 minutes to walk around the full circumference of the park and the sun was already up and bright.

Morning sun's rays are still safe. Staying longer than usual specially in this part of the world, will either leave you sunburned or exposed to the harmful effects of the rays. So, by 7:20, I was already on my way home but happy that I got to practice breathing while walking and soaked up some much needed D's.

You can also get Vitamin D from food such as cod liver oil, sardines, tuna, mackerel, fortified breakfast cereals, eggs and butters and other vitamin supplements. Consult your physician first before you buy supplements.

19 May 2010

Health Nut - Healthy Colon

I had honestly gone through an enema at one point in my life. I needed to detoxify and that was one of the natural ways of cleaning my colon. It sure is not one I will fancy discussing over a cup of coffee but with so many processed food these days and manic activities we all engage in, it is fitting to note that our colon needs TLC too.

Vitamin D will do wonders to our colon. Although it cannot afford the luxury of a good sunbath but a dose of Vitamin D will surely perk it up. This vitamin gets synthesized by our bodies when we soak up on good sun rays. After which, Vitamin D acts in making out-of-control cells go towards apoptosis which is a programmed cell death to eliminate possible problems.

So, soak up some good rays and give your colon a good break.

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