I just saw this after having written the previous article on Vitamin D. This is just another reason why it is so important to consume enough Vitamin D and calcium.
No, get it through food first! If you are worried about not getting enough take a multivitamin but only use it as a 'safety net' not a replacement for food.
Working out has been a part of my life for 16 years. I swear I have done EVERYTHING! People ask me, “How do you get out of bed at 4 a.m. to workout? Don’t you just want to hit the snooze and say to hell with it?” My response is, “ Yeah, every morning it would be so easy to just turn over and hit the snooze button, but I guarantee that the rest of the day the lack of energy felt from missing that workout isn’t worth the extra hour of sleep.” Fitness became a lifestyle change for me 16 years ago when I lost 40 lbs. It helped me lose the weight and maintain a weight that is a healthy range for me. Today, I can’t imagine my life without it.
Education:
Bachelor of Science, Human Nutrition, The Ohio State University
• Master of Science, Human Nutrition, Eastern Michigan University
• Dietetic Internship, University of Michigan School of Public Health
Certifications and Achievements:
• ACE certified personal trainer
• Johnny G certified spin instructor
• Crossfit certified Level I and Level II
• Triathlete, Half Ironman finisher
• Marathon finisher
3 comments:
Really interesting!
What's your thought on supplements vs. diet? Do I need to take a supplement if I'm getting good Vitamin D through diet?
No, get it through food first! If you are worried about not getting enough take a multivitamin but only use it as a 'safety net' not a replacement for food.
Another good article on recommended vitamins!
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/diet.fitness/11/13/ep.vitamin.primer/index.html
And yes, Vit D ranks up there with the best of 'em!
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