In this fast moving world we have to get adjusted. We have to move with what we got. You can’t put down the tiredness and the disabilities you got. There is a saying prevention is better than cure. It is the vitamins and mineralswhich can save us in many ways.
It is not like this you have to expand your limit of expense to make over all the stress and disabilities. What you have to do is to add or remove some natural ingredients in your eating habit.
We should know how the vitamins and minerals help us and what could happen when they are not in proper condition and how could we manage them.
Vitamins
Vitamin A:
Metabolic Function:
- Vitamin A plays a role in a variety of functions throughout the body, such as:
- Vision
- Gene transcription
- Immune function
- Embryonic development and reproduction
- Bone metabolism
- Haematopoiesis
- Skin and cellular health
- Antioxidant activity
Sources: Vitamin A can heavily found in liver, cod liver oil, carrots, green leafy vegetables, egg yolks, enriched margarine, milk products and yellow fruits.
Night blindness can cause in lack of vitamin a.
Vitamin B1 (thiamine) properties: This vitamin plays an important role to maintain nervous system, digestion, muscles, heart, alcohol-damaged nerve tissues.
Sources: Liver, yeast, egg yolk, cereal, red meat,nuts and wheatgerm.
In lack of Vitamin B1 Tingling in fingers and toes, confusion, difficulties in maintaining balance, loss of appetite, exhaustion and weakened powers of concentration.
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) properties:It helps in the matter of  growth, skin, nails, hair, sensitive lips and tongue, eyesight, the breakdown of protein, fat and carbohydrates.
In lack of of the Vitamin B2 itchy irritated eyes, itchy mucous membranes (nose, mouth, throat) and cracked corners of lips problem shows up.
Sources: Milk, liver, yeast, cheese, green leafy vegetables, fish.
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) properties: It helps in preventing skin conditions, nerve problems, helps the body absorb protein and carbohydrate.
Skin inflammation can pop up in lack of Vitamin B6.
Sources: Fish, bananas, chicken, pork, wholegrains and dried beans.
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) properties: It helps in  making red blood and the formation of the nerves.
Tiredness and fatigue, tingling and numbness in hands/feet, memory problems and anaemia can happen in short of Vitamin B12 properties.
Sources: Eggs, shellfish, poultry, meat,liver, milk, cheese and fortified cereals are the good sources for the  vitamin B12.
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) properties: Vitamin C is good for immune defence system, protection from viruses and bacteria, healing wounds, reducing cholesterol, cell lifespan and preventing scurvy.
If anybody do have shortage of Vitamin C he could face problems like, Tiredness, Â bleeding gums and slow-healing wounds.
Sources: Citrus fruits, kiwi fruit, berries, tomatoes, cauliflower, potatoes, green leafy vegetables and peppers.
Vitamin D properties: It helps in the formation of strong bones and teeth.
When you are facing problems like, unhealthy teeth, osteomalacia (causes weakening of bones), rickets in children it might be you are in lack of Vitamin D.
Sources: Sunlight (the action of sunlight on the skin allows our bodies to manufacture vitamin D), cod liver oil, sardines, herring, salmon, tuna, milk and milk products will help you much to get Vitamin D according to your need.
Vitamin E (tocopherol) properties: Vitamin E is good for fighting toxins – vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant.
Weak muscles and fertility problems can pop up in lack of Vitamin E.
Sources: Nuts, soya beans, vegetable oil, broccoli, sprouts, spinach wholemeal products and eggs are good sources for Vitamin E.
Folic acid properties: This Folic acid properties helps for the production of red blood cells. It is essential in the first three months of pregnancy to prevent birth defects such as spina bifida, cleft palate or cleft lip.
Tiredness due to anaemia and red tongue may happen  in lack of Folic acid.
Sources: Carrots, yeast, liver, egg, yolks, melon, apricots, pumpkin, avocado, beans, rye and wholewheat and green leafy vegetables are good sources of Folic acid properties.
Minerals
Calcium: Calcium helps us in getting strong bones and teeth, nerve function, muscle contraction, blood clotting.
Poor teeth and brittle bones may show up in lack of Calcium.
Sources: Milk, cheese, butter, yoghurt and green leafy vegetables are some good sources to get Calcium in order to have a strong body.
Iron: Iron helps in formation of red blood cells and muscle function, white blood cells and the immune system.
Tiredness, irritability, difficulties concentrating may happen when you are in lack of Iron.
Sources: Iron can heavily found in lean red meat, oily fish, egg yolks, green leafy vegetables, nuts, wholegrains and wholewheat.
Magnesium: Magnesium helps us in converting energy from food, cell repair, building strong bones, teeth and muscles and regulating body temperature.
When you are in short of this vital mineral you may face, muscle spasms, and has been associated with heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and weak bones.
Sources: It is good to have Green leafy vegetables, wholegrains and nuts when you are trying to get proper amount of magnesium to get a fit body.
Zinc: Zinc helps us in some matter like, immune system, the breakdown of protein, fat and carbohydrate.
When you are facing problems like – Lesions on skin, eyes and in throat, loss of taste and smell, hair loss, diarrhea, slow healing of wounds and growth problems in children it may happen you are in short of Zinc.
Sources: To manage proper amount of Zinc you can have meat, shellfish, milk brown rice and whole grains.