Support female patients through every life stage with Dee Cee Labs’ Vitamins D3 + K2
As a DC, you can address women’s unique needs with a convenient two-vitamins-in-one formula that targets bone and heart health.
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Help patients live longer: Suggest vitamins D3 and K2
A supplement combining vitamins D3 and K2 offers many benefits that support patients’ longevity.
Using probiotics and B vitamins to boost good gut bacteria
Probiotics help increase the number of good bacteria in your gut, and can also assist in the absorption of vitamin B12.
Supercharge your immune-strengthening supplementation with vitamins that pack an extra punch
There are so many products marketed specifically for bolstering the immune system that the choices must seem dizzying.
Vitamins D and K offer a synergistic combination
If you’re one of the 47% of DCs providing nutritional services in addition to spinal manipulation, you may be wondering which vitamins can help best support your patients’ musculoskeletal health…
Helping your patients get enough good gut bacteria with probiotics and B vitamins
Probiotics are not the same as prebiotics — probiotics increase good bacteria in the gut, while prebiotics help feed these bacteria …
Top 5 patient tips regarding vitamins and supplements for bone health
Nutrition alone cannot fully prevent bone loss or osteoporosis, however vitamins and supplements for bone health …
Patient intrinsic health factors and B vitamins
Vitamin B12 is essential for proper functioning, and intrinsic factor plays a key role in its absorption.
Is it possible to overdose on vitamins?
Recommending and taking supplements is most likely incredibly common in your practice and among your patients. According to the 2015 CRN (Council for Responsible Nutrition) Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements, more than 80 percent of American men and women questioned reported having a certain level of confidence in the safety, quality, and effectiveness of vitamin and mineral supplements. However, what most people don’t realize is that it is possible to take too much of these nutrients in pill, powder, or liquid form, which makes them potentially more harmful in nature than good.
All multivitamins are not created equal
A good multivitamin can ensure your patients are getting the nutrients they need. While suggesting that patients consume a diet full of nutritious, wholesome foods is the best way to ensure they get a good dose of vitamins and minerals, sometimes a multivitamin is necessary to fill in the gaps.
