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Wednesday, 24 October 2012

Vitamin C foods where it is contained and daily amounts


Learn the importance of vitamin C in the life of every day.Vitamin C is recommended especially for pregnant women, women who are breast-feeding and helps smokers to combat the harmful effects of smoking. For this last point, the best remedy is to stop, but I understand that it is not as simple as it may seem.
What is Vitamin C:
And 'anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, supports the immune system (in this period of influence is consigliatissima), increases the strength of the body, helps the healing of burns and wounds, improves the absorption of iron, counteracts the harmful effects of smoking. A healthy touch.
Where is Vitamin C:
  • Currant
  • Kiwi
  • Strawberries
  • Rocket
  • Brussels sprouts
  • Beet leaves
  • Clementine
  • Oranges
  • Lemons
  • Spinach
  • Cabbage
  • Celery
  • Tangerines
  • Grapefruit
  • Melon
  • Raspberries
  • Kaki
  • More
  • Chard
  • Tomatoes
  • Potatoes (better Novelle, cooked with skin)
  • Pepperoni
  • Broccoli
  • Cauliflower
  • Asparagus

The daily levels of vitamin C:
  • children 1 to 3 years:  40 mg / g ;
  • children aged 4 to 10 years:  45 mg / g ;
  • children aged 11 to 14 years:  50 mg / g ;
  • men and women adults:  60 mg / g ;
  • pregnant women:  70mg / g ;
  • breastfeeding women:  90mg / g ;
  • Smoking:  120mg / g .


Kiwi the vitamins B and Vitamin C


The kiwi is native to China where he was known as "wild gooseberry." Was introduced in Europe in the nineteenth century as an ornamental plant and commestibili.Nel twentieth century, the farmers of New Zealand thought that an exotic name would have been more Appeel and found appropriate for the marketing name "kiwi" in honor national bird that has a great physical resemblance to the fruit.

There are two varieties of kiwi:  With the green pulp (most common) that has a size similar to an egg and brown skin with the lint, and those with the pulp denominated yellow gold (gold), which have a more elongated shape, the skin is smooth and does not have villi. Its flesh is sweet and the flavor is a combination of mango, peach, melon and honey.

Currently, the kiwi is widely used as an ingredient in jams, sorbets, ice creams, drinks or as a filling for decorating baked goods. Although less frequent, the kiwi can also be baked, sautéed with butter, made sauces for meat dishes.

Nutritional properties

The kiwi has a high composition of water and has a low-calorie (46 calories per kiwi). We must underline its high fiber intake (four times the celery), of  vitamin C  and B vitamins like folic acid. With regard to the minerals, it is important to note the abundance of potassium and magnesium and a low presence of sodium.

Healing properties

  • The kiwi improves intestinal transit thanks to the great amount of fibers contained in it. For this reason, helps people with constipation, chronic.
  • And 'rich in vitamin C (also double the amount of oranges), is considered an excellent antioxidant that contributes to the reduction of many diseases (degenerative and cardiovascular diseases).
  • It also facilitates the absorption of iron from foods reducing anemia.
  • The kiwi is perfect for people with high blood pressure, because it is rich in potassium and very little sodium.
  • For your fiber intake, the kiwifruit improve glucose levels and help to decrease the bad cholesterol "LDL cholesterol" in the blood.
  • Low calorie, is an ideal fruit for those who want to follow a regime of weight loss.

Natural Remedies with kiwi

  • Remedy for constipation:  Make a smoothie with 4 kiwis, peeled and sliced, add ½ cup of milk and 1 tablespoon of maple syrup. Pour all ingredients into a blender and blend until a smooth cream. Drink a glass of juice for breakfast or a mid-morning snack.
  • Remedy to combat fatigue:  Take 2 kiwi fruit, 10 grapes in white, 1 green apple and orange juice. Put all the ingredients in a blender, blend until the mixture is completely liquid, without pieces. Take, little by little, a glass of this juice in the morning preferably on alternate days.
  • Remedy for anemia:  Make a smoothie containing 2 kiwis, peeled and diced 1/4 cup plain yogurt, 2 tablespoons honey, mix the ingredients together until the mixture is homogeneous. Take one drink per day. You can also blend the mixture and take it as fresh as a refreshing drink. It contains vitamin C, which helps heal wounds, and the absorption of iron preserves the bones and makes teeth strong.
  • Weight Loss  Cure Prepare a juice with 150 grams of grapefruit, 50 gKiwi, 175 g of pineapple e50 glampone. Wash the ingredients to perfection. Peel the pineapple, get the juice of grapefruit, kiwi and pineapple. Mix in a blender with berries. If desired garnish with raspberries and serve with straws. Drink a glass every two days (one every two days no)
  • Remedy for strengthening the immune system:  Take a juice with 8 kiwi, peeled and chopped, a cup and 1/4 lemon juice, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 cup water and 1 kiwi to do in slices. Put all the ingredients in a blender, with the exception of Kiwi slices. Serve and garnish with slices of kiwi. Drink a glass of this juice daily for 7 days, recommended early autumn.

Recipes for healthy eating: Kiwi Ice Cream
Ingredients:

  • 6 kiwi.
  • 600 g sugar.
  • 1 lemon.
  • 4 egg whites.
  • 2 cups of water.

Preparation:

  • Peel the kiwi, cut and grind them into flour together with the juice of a lemon and a syrup made with one liter of water and 400 grams sugar.
  • Take Boil the whole for five minutes. Drain and let cool in the freezer.
  • Make syrup with 200 grams of sugar and half a cup of water.
  • Beat the egg whites until stiff and add the syrup slowly.
  • When the first mixture is almost frozen, add everything together and let sit in freezer for several hours.

Recommendations:

  • Enter kiwi with apples and pears in a bag to speed ripening.
  • Put the kiwi in a perforated plastic for better storage in the refrigerator.

Apples: Vitamin A and C and B vitamins


The apple contains proteins, fats, hydrocarbons, cellulose, calcium, iron, sodium, potassium, chloride, vitamins A, Bl, B2, B6, B3 and C (5%), silicic acid and others.

Healing properties
The apple has diuretic qualities, improves digestion, disorders insomnia and diarrhea. Relieves inflammation of the bladder and tired eyes. It 'also recommended for people who suffer from kidney to the liver, colds, bronchitis and asthma, it purifies and brings a great benefit to the respiratory tract.

Natural Remedies made from apples
Remedy with Apples # 1:  In case of diarrhea, eat a pound of apples, chopped 4-5 times a day.
Remedy with Apples # 2:  To relieve asthma, you should apply a warm cloth on his chest, soaked in apple wine.
Remedy with Apples # 3:  If you want to relieve inflammation of the bladder and urinary tract, take an apple cut into slices and boil for ten minutes in boiling water, take two / three times a day.
Remedy with Apples # 4:  To treat insomnia is recommended to eat before going to sleep, one or two ripe apples. It will bring beneficial also drink apple juice (natural), will help you have a peaceful sleep.
Remedy with Apples # 5:  To combat the chills, make holes in one or more apples, fill them with honey, and cook steam in a bowl. Eat every day for a period of two weeks.
Remedy with Apples # 6:  When you have sore eyes do the wraps of sweet apples, roasted in the oven.
Remedy with Apples # 7:  In case of diarrhea, fry an apple cake until a soft dough, then stir to combine well with the plaster, so as to create a dough. Apply the mixture hot, above the belly during the night.
Remedy with Apples # 8:  To cure hoarseness, remove the apple core and fill the void with honey, put in the oven and cook for 10-15 minutes at 200 degrees, eat hot.
Remedy with apples # 9:  If you suffer from rheumatic pains, you can apply warm compresses of apple cider vinegar on the affected areas.


Recipes with apple
Braised red cabbage with apples 
This salad requires the following ingredients:  1 whole red cabbage (normal size), 4 apples, peeled, 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon brown sugar, 5 grams of butter, a pinch salt, black pepper and 3 tablespoons of vinegar apples.

Preparation:  Cut the cabbage and season with nutmeg, cinnamon, salt, black pepper and vinegar apples. In a saucepan melt the butter, add the cabbage, cover and cook slowly for an hour and a half until boiling. Then add apples and sugar cane. Cook for another 30 minutes.

Muffins with apples and spices:
For this recipe you will need the following ingredients:  a pinch of salt, 225 grams of flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, 50 grams of brown sugar, 1/2 tsp pepper powder 1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg , 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 2 eggs, 50 g of butter, 150 ml of buttermilk and 1 tablespoon lemon juice and 2 grated apples.

Preparation:  Mix the salt, flour, baking powder, brown sugar, pepper powder, nutmeg and cinnamon. In another bowl, beat the three eggs, add melted butter, milk and a teaspoon of lemon juice. Add the mixture to the flour and mix carefully, slowly add

Grapes: vitamins B and Vitamin C


The vine, a native of the Caucasus region is a round berry, small, with a very juicy flesh and whose skin color ranges from pale honey, green, pink, purple, blue, up to a very dark or almost black.

The grape is iron compound, water (81%), potassium, calcium, silicon, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, chlorine, proteins, carbohydrates (15%), calories (76), vitamins A, Bl, B2, B6, B3 and C, sulfur, zinc, iodine, boron, tartaric acid, citric acid, tannins and malic acids, sugars, glucose and mannitol dulcitol, pigments, tannins, enzymes, potassium bitartrate and lecithin.
Healing properties

  • The grape is used to treat persistent or chronic anemias, to treat the spleen, improve colds, helps dilate the bronchi, relieve stomach problems, combat anemia, sudden onset of high blood pressure.
  • And 'advisable to administer to people in the postoperative period for its antiseptic and healing properties, is also considered a fruit children, it is easy to digest and very nutritious.

The folk remedies from grapes

  1. Remedy with grape wine:  To strengthen the view and treat sore eyes, it is recommended to wash three or four times a day of the eyebrows (do not touch the eyes), with the following mixture: a tablespoon of grape alcohol (wine ), four tablespoons of vinegar of grapes and a tablespoon of water.
  2. Remedy with grapes grape:  To get a good nourishing tonic, take 10 grape berries and pass them in the blender. Clean skin on the face and neck through a wad of cotton wool soaked in the mixture just got. Rinse with warm water.
  3. Remedy With Wine Grape:  For diseases of the mouth and throat, you can use the wine as a disinfectant, just gargle.
  4. Remedy with grapes grape:  Against dry and chapped lips, cut a grape cut in half and pass on the lips.
  5. Remedy with Grape Wine:  In the long convalescence of the disease or to revitalize your body, it is recommended to take two or three tablespoons of red wine, and more, during the day, if you're used to this drink.
  6. Remedy with grapes grape:  Mix two tablespoons of grape juice, 3 tablespoons of almond oil and a tablespoon of almond flour, apply the mixture on your face for 20 minutes. Then rinse with warm water and enjoy the light effect of your skin.
  7. Wine Grape Remedy:  In times and places where the epidemic of typhoid fever was present, it was recommended from time to time a sip of white wine or water mixed with a little 'white wine.
  8. Remedy with grapes grape:  Put in blender twenty grapes, blend thoroughly, strain the juice (which you can use for the remedies above), and apply the solid part on the hair, rubbing them carefully and gently. Rinse after 10 minutes with lukewarm water.
  9. Wine Grape Remedy:  A pint of wine to a person is sufficient and contains 350 calories and produces no alcoholism or other diseases, but it works favorably circulation.
  10. Remedy with grapes:  To fight the cough, chopped 20 grape berries, add 1 tablespoon of  honey orange .

 Precautions

  • Wine should not be taken by people with liver, kidney, and those who suffer from eczema, rheumatism and gout.
  • Do not eat more than a pound of grapes per day, if consumed in excess can cause weight gain.
  • For best effects and prevent fermentation, take the grape juice in the morning before breakfast, or at night, always fresh.
  • Do not overdo it, never with wine, taken in large amounts can create problems should not be underestimated.

What foods have certain vitamins


Where can you get the necessary vitamins in the food we eat? Below is a list, not limited to, many foods that contain certain vitamins:

Vitamin A (fat-soluble): apricots, lettuce, melon, mango, carrots, peaches, raw nuts and juiced, cabbage, peaches, Hot Chili Peppers, lettuce, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, spinach, peppers, potatoes, tuna, turnip , beets, butternut squash, fish and eggs.
Vitamin B1 (thiamine) (soluble in water): wheat germ, beans, rice, ham, peas, beans, bread, oranges, cereals, pork, beef, peanuts, Brazil nuts
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) (soluble in water): poultry, fish, broccoli, turnip greens, asparagus, spinach, yogurt, milk, cheese, liver, eggs, pork
Vitamin B3 (Niacin) (soluble in water): chicken breast, tuna, veal, beef liver, brewer's yeast, broccoli, carrots, cheese, corn flour, dandelion greens, dates, eggs, fish, milk, meat pork, potatoes, tomatoes,. salmon, turkey, peanuts, chicken
Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) (soluble in water): whole grains, mushrooms, salmon, beer east, fresh vegetables, kidney, legumes, liver, pork, royal jelly, saltwater fish, torula yeast, whole rye and whole wheat flour .
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) (soluble in water): whole grains, bananas, avocado, chicken, beef, brewer's yeast, eggs, rice, soy, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, oats, carrots, sunflower seeds, potatoes, bananas , peanut butter, turkey and chicken white
Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) (soluble in water): This vitamin is found only in animal products. Offal, shellfish, ham, baked oysters, crab, salmon, tuna, lean meat, liver, cheese, milk, shellfish, meat, cheese.
Vitamin C: red and green peppers, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, oranges, cauliflower, grapefruit, strawberries, mustard, kiwi, orange juice, broccoli, melons, asparagus, avocados, beets, dandelion greens, kale, lemons, mango, onions, radishes, watercress. For more information and a set dietary supplement of vitamin C.
Vitamin D (fat-soluble): sun exposure, sardines, salmon, mushrooms, eggs, fortified milk, fortified cereals, herring, liver, tuna, cod liver oil, margarine.
Vitamin E oil, nuts and vegetables, including soybeans, corn, safflower, spinach, whole grains, wheat germ, sunflower seeds, almonds.
Vitamin K (fat soluble): Green leafy vegetables such as spinach, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli.

Vitamin K


Vitamin K is an essential element in the synthesis of many proteins that are involved in both the coagulation that nell'anticoagulazione. One of the symptoms of deficiency of Vitamin K is the tendency to bleed excessively. No doubt, many rat poisons purchased on the market are occurring compounds with vitamin K leading to a fatal hemorrhage.

Structure

Have been identified at least two forms of vitamin K that occur in nature, and these are classified as vitamins K 1 and K 2. Both are derived dalchinone. The structure of vitamin K 1 is shown in the drawing below.

Physiological effects of vitamin K

The vitamin K lends itself to being an essential cofactor for the carboxylase which catalyzes the carboxylation of glutamic acid residues for protein-dependent vitamin K. The key proteins dependent on vitamin K include:


  • Coagulation proteins : factors II (prothrombin), VII, IX and X
  • Anticoagulation protein : protein C, S and Z
  • Other: bone protein, osteocalcin and matrix Gla- and some ribosomal proteins.


These proteins have in common the need to be modified at a later stage by a carboxylation of glutamic acid residues (forming the gamma-carboxyglutamic acid) in order to become biologically active. The prothrombin, for example, contains 10 glutamici acids in the amino-terminal region of the protein that is carboxylated. Without vitamin K, the carboxylation does not occur and the proteins which are synthesized are biologically inactive.


Which perform the essential function of gamma-carboxyglutamic acid residues in favor of a protein? At first glance, there are two main effects:


  • First, allow the protein to hold together the membrane surface. Much of the blood coagulation is result of the assembly of protein-coagulating blood, in a complex set of membranes of platelets and endothelial cells. ; Within these complexes, the factors can contact one another in an efficient manner in order to become active and participate in the formation of the clot. In addition, the calcium p necessary for the reaction of blood coagulation. The proposed mechanism that involves the carboxylation, sees the residues of gamma carboxyglutamic that produces large amounts of calcium, and calcium to form positively charged ions connection with the negatively charged phosphates, finally to form groups of membrane phospholipids.
  • Second, the gamma-carboxyglutamic acid groups participating in the formation of the structure necessary to ensure that the proteins by the formation of calcium-mediated intertwine to form a link which joins the two acids gamma-carboxyglutamic to a calcium ion (in a manner similar to the bridges of disulfate, but shorter).

Sources of vitamin K

Vitamin K is to be found in many foods, including green vegetables, cauliflower, and if it is considered a food, the liver. However, the main source of vitamin K is derived from the synthesis of the bacteria in the small intestine, and in most of the cases, the absence of vitamin K in the diets is not so harmful. Vitamin K is a fat-soluble vitamin, and vitamin K is absorbed into the vessels of the intestine together with the other lipids. The fetus gets vitamin K from the transfer from the mother through the placenta.

The cycle of vitamin K

Being a cofactor for the carboxylase that generates gamma-carboxyglutamic acid, Vitamin K undergoes a cycle of oxidation and reduction which allows its recycling. The essential details are as follows:


  • Vitamin K (K1 usually) is reduced to vitamin KH2.
  • The Oxygenation of vitamin KH2 provides the energy to carry out the reaction d carboxylation, conducting the formation of residues of gamma-carboxyglutamic acid and oxide of vitamin K.
  • The oxide of vitamin K is reduced by another vitamin K reductase to return it, ready to merge in another cycle. Anticoagulants such as warfarin prevent the reduction of the oxide of vitamin K in vitamin K, avoiding the antagonistic effects of this cycle.

Lack of vitamin K

Lack of vitamin K and a consequent hemorrhage can result from a variety of situations:

Lace with vitamin K antagonists: Many of topical act by inducing a lack of vitamin K, which, at high levels, leading to a death by bleeding. Derivatives of Coumarin as warfarin and dicumarol interfere with the recycling of vitamin K (see above) and therefore lead to a deficiency of vitamin K. Some of the new types of rat poison have so great a force acting venom to kill not only rats, but also dogs and cats in the case of taking the drug.


  • Liver disease : The liver synthesizes acids of the base and are secreted into the intestine, where they play a very important role in the absorption of fats. The vitamin K, as vitamin that dissolves fats, requires a regular absorption of fats for its own absorption. Liver disease resulting from reduced synthesis of bile salt are due to a difference in the absorption of vitamin K and in its absence.

In addition, a greater number of clotting factors are synthesized almost exclusively in the liver, so liver disease affect the coagulation of blood by multiple mechanism.


  • Bowel disease : diseases that are caused by malabsorption of lipids in the intestine may be due to poor absorption of vitamin K, as for the liver.

Two other situations due to lack of vitamin K have received a recent interest:


  • hemorrhagic disease of newborns are the result of a lack of vitamin K, which can lead to death or permanent brain damage , at birth, the liver has essentially no reserves of vitamin K and a lack of vitamin K or situations that in some way interfere with the absorption of vitamin K-synthesized bacteriologically can lead to this situation. Many children receive more vitamin K supplements to prevent this from happening.
  • Increased risk of fractures or reduction of bone density may result from inadequate intake of vitamin K , because of the role of extreme importance that reveals in the production of protein from the bones as osteocalcin. Many clinical theories have supposed that, in certain situations, supplements of vitamin K can help the integrity of the bones. It seems equally plausible that the use of vitamin K antagonists such as warfarin, for anticoagulation, have toxic effects on the accelerated growth of bones.

Everything about Vitamin B


The vitamin B complex
Other common names: B vitamins, vitamin B1, B2, B3, B5, B7, B9, and B12

Names Medical / Scientific: Thiamine (B1). Niacin (B3), fantotenico acid (B5), pyrodossina (B6), biotin (B7), folic acid or folatina (B9), cobalamin (B12)

Description
The B vitamins are essential for the growth, development, and a variety of many other bodily functions. Play a very important role in the activities of enzymes, proteins that regulate the chemical reactions within the body, which are important in turn food into energy and other substances necessary. The B vitamins are found in the plains and in other sources of animal food.

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The B vitamins are an important part in the diet and are needed to help prevent many health problems. But, with the exception of vitamin B9 (folic acid), there is not enough scientific evidence to determine if the B vitamins may reduce the risk of cancer.

People with a low intake of folic acid have a higher risk for certain types of cancer. A diet rich in vegetables including this vitamin, and quite a daily multivitamin supplement containing a daily value of folic acid every day is recommended by some experts for the prevention of cancer. (See our separate document, folic acid, for more information.)

Available scientific evidence does not support the thesis that any type of B vitamin is an effective remedy for people who have already contracted cancer.


For what is it used?
Scientists know that B vitamins are an important for many bodily functions:

Vitamin B1 (thiamin) and vitamin B2 (riboflavin) helps the body produce energy and help the enzymes that influence the muscles, nerves and heart.

The vitamin B3 (niacin) has an important role in energy production in the cells and helps to maintain the skin, the nervous system, and the health of the digestive system.

Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) influences normal growth and development.

Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) helps the body break down proteins and carbohydrates in addition to helping the body in the production of hormones.

Vitamin B9 (folic acid) helps the cells within the body to create and maintain the DNA and is important in the production of red blood cells.

Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) plays an important role in the growth and development of the body. It 'also important for the production of blood cells, for the function of the nervous system, and for how the body uses folic acid and carbohydrates.

The lack of certain B vitamins can cause anemic, fatigue, lack of appetite, abdominal pain, depression, pain in the upper and lower limbs, muscle cramps, respiratory infections to the channels, hair loss, eczema, failure to thrive in children, defects birth.

Some alternative medical theories believe that the lack of vitamin B weakens the immune system and makes the body vulnerable to cancer. Recommend high doses of B vitamins as a treatment for people with cancer. Many researchers are studying the relationship between the vitamins and the risk of developing certain types of cancer.

What door?
Nutritionists confirm that a balanced diet includes four daily servings of fruits and vegetables, such as corn, which provides most of the people all the B vitamins they need. Only a few amount of vitamins are necessary to achieve the assumptions needed daily. But many people do not eat enough fruits, vegetables, and other health foods to achieve the necessary quantities. The National Academies of Science (NAS) recommends that adults older than 50 years take supplements of vitamin B, or eat foods rich in these vitamins in order to prevent failure, which is common at this stage of age.

Pregnant women or nursing mothers need more folic acid than others. Service to Public Health recommends that women of child-nursing or who may be pregnant should consume at least 400 micrograms of folic acid daily through dietary supplements and fortified foods, in addition to a diet containing food rich in folatina, to help prevent birth defects for their children.

With food sources of B vitamins:

B1 and B2 are commonly found in grains or foods made from wheat. B1 is also in potatoes, pork, liver, and beans. B2 is found in bread, cereals, dairy products, liver, and green leafy vegetables.

B3 is found in liver, fish, chicken, red meat, nuts, grains, and dried beans.

B5 is found in almost all foods.

B6 is found in fish, liver, pork, chicken, potatoes, bananas and beans.

B7 is made by intestinal bacteria and is also found in peanuts, liver, eggs, bananas, mushrooms, melon, and grapefruit.

B9 is in green leafy vegetables, liver, citrus fruits, mushrooms, nuts, peas, dried beans and bread cereals.

B12 is found in eggs, meat, poultry, shellfish, milk and dairy products.

Supplements that contain more B vitamins, are usually in combination with other nutrients, are sold by the grocer, grocery stores, and in the form of pills on the internet. Change the dose may be helpful.

What story lies behind?

While the diseases caused by lack of vitamins have been known for centuries, the B vitamins have been discovered are in 1900. Since then, the B vitamins have been studied to understand the effects on the human body.

Clarified the importance and functions of these vitamins, the U.S. government began to recommend of taking a daily amount to maintain good health. The current recommended intake levels are known as DRIs

The research on the possible role of some B vitamins in the prevention of cancer dates back a few decades ago.

What is known?
The limited information on vitamins B and cancer are mainly from animal studies and observational studies by epidemiologists. These types of studies are not as strong as thesis monitored clinically and should be taken with caution.

There is some evidence from observational studies by epidemiologists that the increasing the intake of vitamin B9 (folic acid) is linked to a lower risk of colon cancer, especially in people who are short of vitamins, as those who drink excessive amounts of alcohol. Evidence on the effects of breast cancer and other cancers have been mixed.

The majority of studies sull'osservazioni epidemiological has shown a link between the intake of vitamin B6 (as well as low blood levels of this vitamin) and a lower risk of colorectal cancer. Possible link with other B vitamins and cancer risk have not been studied so intensively or are designed with ambiguous results.

Only a limited number of attempts clinical supplements of B vitamins have been made. Most of these studies have reported that the supplements did not reduce the risk of cancer. In a recent study, people with more folate and vitamin B6 supplements were more likely to develop cancer and die than people taking the placebo. It 's still unclear whether taking more B vitamins helps protect against cancer or increase the risk of cancer. Some scientists have theorized that inherited differences in a person's body can use the effect of B vitamins is that these supplements help him or harm him, and that one day you can arrange to have a personal recommendation that can lower the risk of cancer.

Although some B vitamins prove to be useful in the prevention of certain types of cancer, does not mean that B vitamins would be useful in the treatment of cancer. In fact, some experts have admitted that certain B vitamins such as thiamine and folic acid may indeed help the formation of tumors. It is not proven, but caution is advised when it comes to taking large doses of these vitamins.

All this time, it is difficult to say how each nutrient or combination of nutrients affects the risk of a person in the contraction of cancer. On the other hand, the studies of a large group of people have shown that their diets are rich in vegetables and low in fat animals, meat or calories which have a lower risk with respect to the most common types of cancer. Until more is known, The American Society of Cancer, recommends eating a variety of healthy foods-with most of these coming from plant sources-rather than from supplements.

While it is better to get vitamins and minerals from foods, supplements can be ut8ili for some people. If an integrator is assumed, the best choice for most of the person is a multivitamin / mineral balanced that it contains not more than 100% of the "Daily value" of most nutrients. Pregnant women, women who are being weaned, and people who have restricted food intakes should talk to their doctors for supplements that contain higher levels of certain vitamins.

There are possible problems or complications?
This product is sold as a dietary supplement in the United States. Unlike drugs, which must be tested before they are sold?, Companies that produce supplements are not forced to test alla'Amministrazione Food and Drugs that these supplements are safe and have no effect, until they say that supplements can prevent , treat, or cure a specific disease.

Some products may not content the amount of grass or a substance as a label, and some may contain certain other ingredients (contaminants). The actual amount per dose may vary between brands and brand, from package to package. In 2007, the FDA has imposed new rules to raise the quality of the production of dietary supplements and a list of its ingredients inside. But these rules do not report the safety of ingredients or their effects on health.

Most supplements have not been tested to find out if they have contraindications to medicines, foods, or other herbs and supplements. Although some news of conflict and negative effects may be published, full studies of the contraindications are not always available. Because of these limitations, any information on adverse effects and contraindications may be considered incomplete.

The B vitamins are water soluble, which means that any excessive ingestion is accordingly disposed of in the urine. Supplements containing B vitamins are generally considered safe, but they should not be taken in high doses. Possible side effects include increased blood sugar and problems related to skin. Overdose can lead to heart problems or liver disease. Rarely, large dose supplements of vitamin B3 (niacin) can cause bluish vision, nausea, vomiting, and can give rise to ulcers. High doses of folic acid supplements can interfere with at least one chemotherapy drug therapy, methotrexate, and other similar drugs. Always tell your doctor or pharmacist about any supplements you are taking or grass,

Rely on B vitamins alone and avoiding or delaying conventional medical care for cancer may have serious consequences in terms of health.

Strawberry: vitamins B and Vitamin C


Think of a red fruit and often what comes to mind is the strawberry, the fruit of a small but tasty flavor. It can be eaten alone or in various desserts, ice creams, jams, smoothies and also as a flavoring in savory dishes, mashed strawberries may very well accompany a risotto, steak and other beef dishes according to your imagination.
Strawberries contain iron, sugar, citric acid, malic acid, formic acid, oxalic acid and salicylic acid, protein, lime, soluble salts, cellulose, fats, water, sodium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sulfur, calcium, silicon, iodine, bromine and vitamins B and C.
Nutrition and Healing
  •  Strawberries have nutritional properties with excellent antioxidant function to absorb free radicals that can cause chronic diseases.
  • As for its healing properties, strawberries are diuretic, fight rheumatism, reduce the level of cholesterol in the blood and are also excellent natural anti-inflammatory properties and are regenerating.
  • It 'important to note that not only the strawberry (fruit) is used for its healing power, but also the roots and the leaves are "medicines".
  • The roots clean, they are to use in your dishes, against obstruction of the kidneys and gout, are recommended for skin problems such as chilblains. As for the leaves, help relieve indigestion and tonsillitis.
  • Its fruits, having little sugar, are very suitable for dieting and recommended their use during menopause because they contain boron.

Natural Remedies with Strawberries
  • Strawberries - a remedy for indigestion:drink tea after a meal of strawberry leaves. Use one tablespoon of leaves, washed and chopped, and boiled in water for 5 minutes.
  • Remedy for tonsillitis with strawberries: Make a tea by putting 3 grams of strawberry leaves in a cup of boiling water for 5 minutes When it cools, Fate of gargling, to be repeated several times a day.
  • Strawberries remedy against rheumatism: Take the juice of strawberries for processing, selected six / seven beautiful large Strawberries, wash well and mixed with two cups of water (you can also use the milk), put everything in a blender for 5 minutes. To be taken once a day, preferably in the morning.
  • Remedy for sunburn with Strawberries:  Mix mashed strawberries with 4-5 1/2 glass of milk, try to get a smooth cream and liquid applied on the sunburned, and burn it from sunburn.
  • Strawberries remedy for chilblains: Make a poultice of strawberries and apply directly on the cold, so as to relieve the pain immediately.
  • Remedy with strawberries, against menstrual pain: Take three times daily infusion of 15 g of strawberry leaves and 15 grams of chamomile flowers.
  • Remedy with strawberries to strengthen the gums and teeth:  Mash two large strawberries, applied on the teeth and gums with a toothbrush, clean teeth and gums vigorously, rinse with warm water.
  • Remedy with strawberries to fight fatigue: Put 20 g of strawberries to dry. Once dried, add 1 liter of boiling water, and add 5 g of sage leaves and 5 g of lemon balm. Remove from heat and let sit for about ten minutes. Strain and drink a cup every three hours.
  • Strawberries - Remedy to fight wrinkles:  Mash a dozen strawberry leaves, until you get a cream, applied to the skin of the face, twice a week for 10/15 minutes.

Precautions
  • If you find that strawberries are porous inside, it is better not to consume, it is possible that chemical fertilizers have penetrated inside.
  • People prone to allergies should not eat strawberries because, with their composition may suffer from irritation and itching of the skin (hives).

Recipe with Strawberries
Dessert of strawberries
This cake can be made with the following ingredients:
  • A cup of mashed fresh strawberries;
  • Two and a half tablespoons of unflavored gelatin;
  • Four tablespoons of lemon juice;
  • A cup of sugar;
  • Six egg whites;
  • A cup of whipped cream (liquid);

Procedure:
  • Puree the strawberries;
  • Mix the lemon juice and gelatin;
  • Soak in hot water for 5 minutes, until it completely melts.
  • Heat the strawberry purée and gradually add the gelatin. (During this process, mix very well).
  • Beat the egg whites and add sugar
  • Whip the cream;
  • Add the mashed strawberries egg whites until stiff, stir, and add the whipped cream.
  • Pour in several cups, and refrigerate for at least 4/5 hours.
  • Serve garnished with a strawberry