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  • Intelligent Advice about Nutritional Supplements
    At Intelligent Nutrition we are very well qualified to give advice about nutritional supplements. Our nutritionist's background in Biochemistry (BSc) and Human Nutrition (MMedSci) has given him essential insight into the body's metabolic processes. He also has several years of experience of working in the supplement industry advising healthcare practitioners about nutritional issues.


 
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The detailed regime covering diet & supplements... and the kind, efficient service have been of great help
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  • Recommended Supplements
    Intelligent Nutrition sources nutritional supplements from several professional suppliers and cherry pick the best from each range for your benefit.

    Since we need a clear picture of a client's health, diet and background, at Intelligent Nutrition we only recommend nutritional supplements to people who have had at least an initial assessment consultation with our in-house nutritionist.

    Choosing appropriate supplements is not as straight forward as it first appears. It can be fraught with problems.


  • Individual Vitamin and Mineral Requirements
    There are many factors that determine how much of a particular vitamin or mineral (micronutrient) we will need at a particular time and nutritional requirements vary from person to person.

    Micronutrient requirements are determined by obvious things such as our body size and our level of physical activity. They are also determined by hidden things such as whether we are digesting and absorbing our food as we should.

    In addition, other factors such as illness, stress, exposure to environmental toxins (e.g. mercury from dental amalgams, cadmium from cigarette smoke) and certain life stages like pregnancy and lactation or even just growing old all increase our requirements.

    Our nutritionist will talk to you about your individual requirements and advise you which nutritional supplements are appropriate for you.


  • Balanced Diet?
    We all think that we have a varied, balanced diet, but many people don't have the time or are not able to put in the effort needed to plan meals, shop, cook and prepare fresh food as they should.

    Keeping an honest food diary can be quite an eye opener! It is true that the vitamin and mineral (micronutrient) content of foods is less than it was in the 1940s due to intensive farming methods. However, this is nothing compared to the micronutrient losses of highly processed meals and foods, which many people use as the mainstay of their daily family meals.


 

 

[Peter] will only recommend the supplements that are absolutely necessary…
Collette Thomas
 
 
  • RDAs
    Government surveys of micronutrient intake in the UK make sobering reading as different sections of the population fall short of the RDAs (recommended daily amounts) for many vitamins and minerals.

    Yet the RDAs are set at minimum levels, to prevent deficiency diseases such as scurvy, rather than at an optimum levels for human health.


 
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Telephone: 0113 249 6197     Email: info@intelligentnutrition.eu   Peter Clark
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