At first the use of food supplements is limited to restore metabolic functions in which the whole process is controlled by the enzyme as a catalyst for chemical reactions that make the body cells to work optimally. In general, the enzyme consists of a special protein called apoenzim, and requires a specific cofactor that normally is a vitamin or mineral. Therefore, the concept is old micronutrient (vitamins and minerals) is called the essential substance the body needs. If the food is not enough, so to meet the deficiencies can be added from dietary supplements.

In further developing the use of resistance in mega doses of vitamins to overcome inflammation and improve immunity of the body. Linus Pauling recommended dose of vitamin C 1000 mg (usually for a 60 mg supplement) to improve the immune system to overcome minor infections (eg flu or upper respiratory tract). Then a dose of vitamin A 25,000 IU (international units) to increase the strength and collagen content in an effort to accelerate wound healing.

The next use of supplements is no longer limited to vitamins and minerals, for the body to restore the freshness of the widely used herbs such as ginseng, as part of the composition of the product. Along with the concept of returning to nature, from various studies it was found out so many other important nutrients that can help healing. Addition falvodoid (a vitamin-like substance) from the leaves of Ginkgo biloba, for example, can increase the effectiveness of treatment of severe infections.

Because of that, nutritional supplements now limits widened to include nutrients and healing found in herbal and other natural medicinal materials. When you mentioned “supplements” so we find products to help optimize your metabolic function, immune system, detoxification, relieve inflammation (inflammatory) and balance the hormonal and endocrine systems.

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