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Pileje Formag Magnesium Bioavailable Tablets Pileje Formag Magnesium Bioavailable Tablets
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Alvityl Vitalité 11 Vitamines Solution Buvable 150 ml Alvityl Vitalité 11 Vitamines Solution Buvable 150 ml
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Lero Base fatigue reduction 42 capsules Lero Base fatigue reduction 42 capsules
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Forté Pharma Multivit'gummies Energy 60 units Forté Pharma Multivit'gummies Energy 60 units
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Nat & Form Juniorours+ Bear Lactic Ferment Nat & Form Juniorours+ Bear Lactic Ferment
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Arkopharma Azinc Boost Vitamines Végétales 24 tablets Arkopharma Azinc Boost Vitamines Végétales 24 tablets
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Vitall+ Calcium Magnesium, Zinc, vitamin D3 Vitall+ Calcium Magnesium, Zinc, vitamin D3
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Vitavea Multi Vitamines Bio 20 Capsules Vitavea Multi Vitamines Bio 20 Capsules
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Prescription Nature Liposomia Copper 30 capsules Prescription Nature Liposomia Copper 30 capsules
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Richelet Hair Strength Capsules Richelet Hair Strength Capsules
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Forté Pharma Multivit '4g Energy 30 Effervescent Tablets Forté Pharma Multivit '4g Energy 30 Effervescent Tablets
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Centrum MEN 30 Multivitamin Tablets Centrum MEN 30 Multivitamin Tablets
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Granions Kid Growth Powder Choco 300 g Pat Patrol Granions Kid Growth Powder Choco 300 g Pat Patrol
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Ferrotone Natural Iron + Vitamin C Sachets Ferrotone Natural Iron + Vitamin C Sachets
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Centrum WOMEN 30 Multivitamin Tablets Centrum WOMEN 30 Multivitamin Tablets
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Gomenol Vegan + 60 Tablets Gomenol Vegan + 60 Tablets
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Natures Plus Source De Vie Adult 60 tablets Natures Plus Source De Vie Adult 60 tablets
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Solgar Multi I 30 tablets Solgar Multi I 30 tablets
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Vitall+ Super Vital tablets Vitall+ Super Vital tablets
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Solaray Vitamin C 1000 mg & D 50 µg 60 vegetarian capsules Solaray Vitamin C 1000 mg & D 50 µg 60 vegetarian capsules
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Surgiline Post-Bariatric Contribution 30 sachets Surgiline Post-Bariatric Contribution 30 sachets
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ALVITYL Vitamin D3 sublingual spray 10 ml ALVITYL Vitamin D3 sublingual spray 10 ml
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Alcabase Powder 250 gr Dr Theiss Alcabase Powder 250 gr Dr Theiss
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Biocyte Multivit 60 gummies Multivitamin Biocyte Multivit 60 gummies Multivitamin
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Vitall+ Senior's Complex 60 tablets Vitall+ Senior's Complex 60 tablets
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Causes of vitamin and mineral deficiency

Do you eat an undiversified diet and want to avoid vitamin and mineral deficiencies? Discover the benefits of dietary supplements dedicated to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

Deficiency linked to insufficient dietary intake or an unbalanced diet

The risk of vitamin and mineral deficiencies is higher in people who do not eat a balanced diet, or who exclude certain food groups from their diet out of necessity or choice. Here are just a few examples:

  • Vegans and vegetarians: possible deficiencies, particularly in vitamin B12 or iron, due to the absence or low intake of foods of animal origin.
  • People who consume little or no dairy products (e.g. milk protein allergy or lactose intolerance): possible calcium deficiency
  • Elderly people, especially if they live alone: possibility of insufficient food intake due to lack of appetite, limited income or difficulty in preparing balanced meals, which can lead to deficiencies.

Here are just a few examples of health problems linked to insufficient mineral intake:

  • A major component of milk and the skeleton, calcium deficiency is responsible for ossification and lactation disorders, milk fever and hyperexcitability.
  • A major component of milk and skeleton, phosphorus deficiency can lead to ossification disorders, loss of appetite, infertility, slowed growth and milk production.
  • Magnesium plays an important role in muscle building and nerve conduction. A deficiency of this mineral causes: herbage tetany, infertility, heart problems, retained placenta, reduced growth and milk production.
  • Sodium promotes the assimilation of other elements, and is a factor in appetite and osmotic balance. A diet too restrictive in salt is responsible for : Pica, reduced appetite, milk production and growth, susceptibility to infections, tremors

Deficiency due to illness or certain medications

Sometimes, deficiency is not linked to a diet lacking in vitamins or minerals, but rather to an illness or drug treatment that prevents the body from properly absorbing or using these essential elements.

  • Certain gastrointestinal diseases, such as Crohn's disease, can impair the absorption of vitamins or minerals (notably vitamin B12, folic acid, iron).
  • Heavy menstruation can lead to iron deficiency.
  • Excessive alcohol consumption (alcoholism) can impair the absorption of vitamins or minerals or reduce the body's ability to store them, leading to a number of deficiencies (B vitamins, magnesium, calcium, etc.).
  • Eating disorders, such as anorexia, can lead to severe deficiencies in many vitamins and minerals, due to extreme self-imposed dietary restrictions.
  • Medications such as aspirin, phenothiazines, metformin, antibiotics and corticosteroids can interfere with the absorption of certain minerals from the diet, such as calcium and iron. They can also block or reduce the production of certain vitamins, or increase their elimination by the body. These side effects can generally be avoided by adjusting your medication.

Corticosteroids can cause vitamin C and D deficiency. Oral contraceptives can cause folate, thiamine and vitamin B6 deficiencies. Metformin can cause vitamin B12 and folate deficiency. Riboflavin (vitamin B2) can interact with thiazide diuretics and tricyclic antidepressants.

Deficiency linked to prolonged parenteral nutrition

  • Glycemic abnormalities (hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia) or liver dysfunction may occur in patients on prolonged parenteral nutrition.
  • Glucose metabolism abnormalities may be frequent
  • Vitamin and mineral deficiencies may occur

How to prevent vitamin and mineral deficiency :

The human body requires many different vitamins and minerals that are crucial to both development and disease prevention. These vitamins and minerals are often referred to as micronutrients. They are not naturally produced by the body, so you need to absorb them from your diet.

Most deficiencies are dietary in origin. So it's important to vary and balance your diet to provide your body with the minerals, vitamins and nutrients it needs.

Vitamin C is found in many plant foods, including green vegetables, citrus fruits and fresh fruit. Lemon juice and concentrated orange juice are excellent sources of vitamin C, as are kiwi, guava, cabbage, citrus fruit, sea buckthorn, apples, blueberries, blackcurrants, tomatoes, parsley and lettuce.

Spending 30 minutes in the sun every day provides you with the vitamin D you need, while protecting your skin.

High concentrations of vitamin D are found in salmon, fish oils, liver, egg yolks, butter, fish oils, mushrooms and cereals.

Iron is found in eggs, fish, seaweed, cocoa, oilseeds, offal, red meat and dairy products. To preserve the nutrients in your food, be sure to opt for gentle cooking and fresh produce.

Dietary changes to prevent micronutrient deficiency

A healthcare professional can advise you on how to modify your eating habits in the event of a minor deficiency. For example, people with anemia should include more meat, eggs, poultry, vegetables and legumes in their diet.

A healthcare professional can refer you to a dietician or naturopath if your deficiency is more serious. They may recommend keeping a food diary for a few weeks. When you meet with the dietician or naturopath, you'll review the diary and identify any changes you should make.

On-line nutritional supplements

Most of your nutrients should come from food. In some cases, you may need to take supplements or a multivitamin. The frequency and dosage of a supplement depend on the severity of the deficiency. Your healthcare professional can determine this.

Consult your physician or pharmacist before taking any nutritional supplements.

What vitamins and minerals can I find on the Soin-et-Nature website?

Soin-et-Nature offers a wide range of vitamin and mineral supplements to meet your body's specific needs. Here are the categories available:

These food supplements available on Soin-et-Nature are designed to complement your diet and meet your specific vitamin and mineral needs.

What food supplements does your pharmacy offer?

Soin-et-Nature offers a wide range of dietary supplements online to meet a variety of health and well-being needs. Here are the categories available:

These food supplements, available at Soin-et-Nature, are designed to complement the diet and meet specific health and well-being needs on a daily basis.