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  • What Happens When Your Vitamin B12 Is Low? (Explained) - WhyNotNatural

    What Happens When Your Vitamin B12 Is Low? (Explained)

    When you are Vitamin B12 deficient, it can lead to physical, neurological, and psychological problems. Symptoms include anemia, loss of appetite, pale skin, faster heart rate, depression, numbness in the hands and feet, difficulty walking and balance problems, and other serious health problems.
  • 7 Supplements Vegetarians Should Take (According to Experts) - WhyNotNatural

    7 Supplements Vegetarians Should Take (According to Experts)

    Experts advise vegetarians to take vitamin B12, vitamin D, omega-3s, zinc, iron, calcium, and iodine supplements. Plant-based foods do not sufficiently provide these nutrients, so vegetarians need supplements to avoid nutrient deficiencies.
  • 7 Supplements Needed in a Vegan Diet (Read This first!) - WhyNotNatural

    7 Supplements Needed in a Vegan Diet (Read This first!)

    Vegans don't use animal products. This makes them more susceptible to developing nutritional deficiencies. That's because many plant foods don't contain some of the essential nutrients needed for the growth and maintenance of our bodies.
  • Can Vitamins Reverse Gray Hair? - WhyNotNatural

    Can Vitamins Reverse Gray Hair?

    Can vitamins really reverse gray hair? While nutrient deficiencies and stress may influence when hair turns gray, scientific evidence shows that supplements alone are unlikely to restore natural hair color. Here’s what research actually says about gray hair and aging.

  • What Supplements Are Safe During Pregnancy? (Answered!) - WhyNotNatural

    What Supplements Are Safe During Pregnancy? (Answered!)

    During pregnancy, your body goes through many changes, and your nutritional needs for both macronutrient and micronutrients increases significantly to support the healthy growth and development of your child.
  • Foods that Lower Blood Sugar - WhyNotNatural

    Foods that Lower Blood Sugar

    Discover nutrient-dense foods that support healthy blood sugar levels, including vegetables, fruits, proteins, and fermented foods, all backed by scientific research.