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The difference between nutrients from supplements vs. food?

Who knows, if your body is different between nutrients from a supplement vs. food? if so, which one is better? (I would guess food if you are better than others) or the body does not differ from the source of nutrients, so get vitamin CI of a multi-vitamin pill is only as good as say, the same amount I would get from eating an orange. The same questions in relation to the ever-carbohydrate, Protein, fats, found in meal replacement drinks or Weight Gainer vs. they get from food. Same effect on the body?

From a chemical perspective follows function . form If a vitamin molecule comes from a plant, and an identical vitamin molecule comes from a stainless steel vat, the two molecules have identical behavior in your body. It is safe for vitamin C. In the production of vitamin C supplements is to make the bacteria of the work, and do chemical engineers do their part. A molecule of vitamin C is not a molecule of partly synthetic vitamin C. Most of the world's vitamin C supplements come from China. In addition to the recent melamine scare over Chinese milk products, there is some concern about lead contamination in their multi-vitamins have been. If C contains measurable amounts of Chinese of lead, it certainly is not declared on the label! Vitamin D2 and vitamin D3 are similar, though not identical molecules. Apparently they had to qualify both as with vitamin D activity. If you eat sardines, you get D3. If you eat mushrooms, you get D2. D2 is for the most milk in the U.S. interferes with my sleep-D2 added while an equivalent amount of D3 does not. Synthetic vitamin E is a 50-50 mix of left-and right-handed alpha-tocopherol molecules. Natural alpha-tocopherol is all the same handedness. Does that make a real difference? I do not know. Many of the studies on the effects of vitamin E have used the synthetic. Natural Sources of alpha-tocopherol and gamma-tocopherol. There are some good press about the anti-carcinogenicity of Gamma. And if you are a natural source "vitamin E to buy, you get a little bit of gamma. For many single-item-vitamin supplements, the individual dose of the vitamin much larger than you might from the to receive regular food. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? My answer: Yes. The meal replacement drinks are processed foods with added vitamins mixed and minerals. I do not think of them as heroes or as villains. I've never tasted a meal replacement drinks, and I'm not particularly motivated to do so.

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