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VITAMINS AND MINERALS CHART Different types of vitamins and minerals enable healthy body function, such as cell and tissue repair, production of cells, and healthy brain function. Your body doesn t produce these vitamins and minerals on its own, and while you can get most of these from a supplement, your body reacts better when these vitamins and minerals come from food. The charts below list the important vitamins and minerals required for your overall well-being and describe their functions, their sources, what can happen when you don t get enough The Vitamin Chart Fat Soluble Vitamins (A, D, E, K) can be stored in the body and need not be consumed daily. While it is difficult to overdose on them from ordinary sources, consuming mega doses of fat soluble vitamins, especially A and D, can lead to a dangerous build up in the body. Water Soluble Vitamins (B and C) are not stored in the body and should therefore be consumed daily. Vitamin Vitamin A (beta carotene) Vitamin A can be found in both animal and plant foods. It is found as retinol in animal foods and as carotenoids in plant foods. These are compounds the body can convert into vitamin A. Vitamin B1 (thiamine) Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) Vitamin B3 (niacin) What it does Good food sources Effects of deficiency Helps to keep eyesight Beef, liver, lean ham Night blindness, dry, and promote the and pork chops, eggs, rough skin, poor bone growth of skin, hair, shrimp, fish, fortified and teeth growth and bones, and teeth. milk, cheddar cheese, development, a Carotenoids act as Swiss cheese, darkly susceptibility to antioxidants that colored orange or infectious diseases prevent some cancers and fight heart disease. green vegetables (carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, turnip greens and spinach), orange fruits (cantaloupe, apricots, peaches, mangoes) Thiamin helps the Lean pork, legumes, Early symptoms of body convert bananas, most fish, thiamin deficiency carbohydrates into liver, nuts and seeds, include fatigue, weak energy and is potatoes, peas, muscles, anorexia, necessary for the heart, watermelon, avocado, weight loss and mental muscles, and nervous poultry, whole-grain changes, such as system to function and fortified cereals confusion or properly. irritability, sensitivity of the teeth, cheeks and gums, as well as "cracks" in the lips. More severe deficiencies can result in anemia, paralysis, muscular atrophy. Helps convert food Milk, yogurt, cheese, Itching and irritation into energy. Needed eggs, fish and shellfish, of lips, eyes, skin and for skin, hair, blood fortified cereals, meat, mucous membranes, and brain. Helps to poultry, kiwi, avocado, and can cause eyes to prevent sores and broccoli, turnip be light sensitive. swelling of the mouth greens, asparagus and lips. Helps to release energy Meat, poultry, fish, Depression, diarrhea, from carbohydrates. It fortified and whole dizziness, fatigue, is important in the grains, mushrooms, halitosis, headaches, maintenance of potatoes, mango, indigestion, insomnia, healthy skin, nerves, lentils, peanuts limb pains, loss of and the digestive system. appetite, low blood sugar, muscular weakness, skin eruptions, and inflammation 1

Vitamin B6 May reduce the risk of Bananas, watermelon, Can cause skin heart disease. Brewer s yeast, wheat disorders, an abnormal Regulates the bran, walnuts, brown nervous system, metabolism of amino rice, meat, fish, confusion, poor acids and poultry, potatoes, soy, coordination and carbohydrates. Aids insomnia. healthy nervous system function and in the production of red blood cells. Important for normal brain function. Vitamin B9 Vital for new cell Dark green vegetables Anemia and a (Folate/Folic Acid) creation. Helps Dry beans reduction in growth prevent brain and Peas rates. Other subtle spine birth defects Lentils symptoms may include when taken early in Enriched grain digestive disorders pregnancy. Essential products such as diarrhea, loss for mental and Fortified cereals of appetite, and weight emotional health as it Liver loss can occur, as can helps to maintain Orange juice weakness, sore tongue, normal brain Wheat germ headaches, heart functions. Yeast palpitations, irritability, forgetfulness, and behavioral disorders Vitamin B12 may lower the risk of Meat, poultry, fish, Demyelination and heart disease. Assists milk, cheese, eggs, irreversible nerve cell in making new cells fortified cereals, death. Symptoms and breaking down fortified soymilk include numbness or some fatty acids and tingling of the amino acids. Protects extremities and an nerve cells and abnormal gait. encourages their normal growth Helps make red blood cells Vitamin C Vitamin C is needed to Fruits and fruit juices Bleeding and inflamed (ascorbic acid) form collagen, a tissue (especially citrus), gums, loose teeth, poor that helps to hold cells potatoes, broccoli, bell wound healing, and together. It's essential peppers, spinach, anemia. for healthy bones, strawberries, teeth, gums, and blood tomatoes, Brussels vessels. It helps the sprouts body absorb iron, aids in wound healing, and contributes to brain function. Vitamin C may lower the risk for some cancers, including those of the mouth, esophagus, stomach and breast. Vitamin D Helps maintain normal Fortified milk or Weak, soft bones and blood levels of calcium margarine, fortified skeletal deformities and phosphorus, cereals, fatty fish, liver, which strengthen eggs and sunlight bones. Helps form teeth and bones. Supplements can reduce the number of non-spinal fractures 2

Vitamin E Acts as an antioxidant, Vegetable oils, nuts neutralizing unstable and seeds, peanuts and molecules that can peanut butter, wheat damage cells. Helps germ, whole-grain and the healing of skins fortified cereals and prevents scarring. Diets rich in vitamin E may help prevent Alzheimer s disease. Supplements may protect against prostate cancer. Vitamin K Activates proteins and Cabbage, liver, eggs, calcium essential to milk, spinach, blood clotting. May broccoli, sprouts, kale, help prevent hip collards, and other fractures. green vegetable Deficiency is rare and is mostly found in premature or low weight babies who do not absorb fat properly. A shortage of this vitamin may result in nosebleeds, internal hemorrhaging. 3

The Mineral Chart Mineral What it does Good food sources Effects of deficiency Calcium Builds and protects Yogurt, cheese, milk, Muscle cramps, brain bones and teeth. Helps tofu, sardines, salmon, function, rickets in with muscle fortified juices, leafy children; (soft bones) contractions and green vegetables, such and osteoporosis in relaxation, blood as broccoli and kale adults. clotting, and nerve (but not spinach or impulse transmission. Swiss chard, which Plays a role in have binders that hormone secretion and lessen absorption) enzyme activation. Helps maintain healthy blood pressure Chromium Enhances the activity Meat, poultry, fish, Can affect the potency of insulin, helps some cereals, nuts, of insulin in regulating maintain normal blood cheese sugar balance. glucose levels, and is needed to free energy from glucose Copper Plays an important Liver, shellfish, nuts, Anemia, hair role in iron seeds, whole-grain problems, dry skin, metabolism. Helps products, beans, vitamin C deficiency make red blood cells prunes Fluoride Encourages strong Water that is Weak teeth and bones. (Fluorine) bone formation. Keeps fluoridated, toothpaste dental cavities from with fluoride, marine starting or worsening fish, teas Iodine Part of thyroid Seafood, seaweed, Enlargement of the hormone, which helps dairy, products, thyroid gland. set body temperature iodized, salt and influences nerve and muscle function, reproduction, and growth. Prevents goiter and a congenital thyroid disorder Iron Helps the blood and Liver, red meat, egg Tiredness and lethargy, muscles carry oxygen yolk, legumes, whole / feelings of weakness, to the body. enriched grains, dark insomnia, palpitations, green vegetables headaches, shortness of breath, difficulty concentrating, brittle nails, cracked lips Magnesium Helps muscles work, Green vegetables such Fatigue, numbness, aids metabolism and as spinach and poor memory, muscle aids bone growth. broccoli, legumes, twitching and cashews, sunflower irritability, tingling, seeds and other seeds, rapid heartbeat. halibut, whole-wheat bread, milk Manganese Helps bone growth Nuts, legumes, whole Deficiency is rare but and cell production. grains, tea could include Helps metabolize amino acids, cholesterol, and carbohydrates dermatitis, problems metabolizing carbohydrates, poor memory, nervous irritability, fatigue, blood sugar problems, heavy menstrual periods, fragile bones Phosphorus With calcium builds Chicken Breast, Milk, Deficiency is rare but bones and teeth. Lentils, Egg Yolks, could include Needed for Nuts, Cheese weakness; bone pain; metabolism, body chemistry, nerve and muscle function anorexia 4

Potassium Balances fluids in the Peanuts, Bananas, fatigue, hypertension, Nausea, anorexia, body. Helps maintain Orange Juice, Green decreased heart rate. muscle weakness, steady heartbeat and nerve impulses. A diet Beans, Mushrooms, irritability, depression, rich in potassium seems to lower blood pressure. Getting enough potassium from your diet may benefit bones Fatigue, apathy, and Sodium Balances fluids in the Salt, soy sauce, nausea as well as body. Helps send processed foods, cramps in the muscles nerve impulses. Needed for muscle contractions. Impacts blood pressure; even modest reductions in salt consumption can lower blood pressure of the extremities Zinc Helps wounds to heal Red meat, poultry, and aids taste and smell sensory. Sources: Harvard University, National Institutes of Health oysters and some other seafood, fortified cereals, beans, nuts Slow healing of wounds; loss of taste; retarded growth and delayed sexual development in children. 5