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Potentially Critical Nutrients In an Omnivore Diet
Not only are there critical nutrients in a vegan diet, but nutrients can also become critical in an omnivore diet. In our modern world, where most products are highly processed or farmed, it is increasingly difficult to get all the nutrients in sufficient quantities. In addition to the nutrients that are critical in a vegan diet, others are added in an omnivore diet.
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Vitamin E
Vitamin E is also known as tocopherol. It is a collective term for different types of tocopherols. Due to the modern western diet, vitamin E is one of the critical nutrients in an omnivore diet. In this article you will learn the most important facts about vitamin E and what you can do to get enough of it.
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Vitamin C
Vitamin C, is also called ascorbic acid. It is a collective term for L-ascorbic acid and its derivatives (modified forms). Vitamin C is one of the critical nutrients in an omnivore diet, due to the modern western diet. To ensure sufficient intake, certain food groups and their storage and preparation must be taken into account. In this article you will learn the most important facts about vitamin C and what you can do to get enough of it.
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Vitamin B1
Vitamin B1, is also called thiamine. It is a collective term for various compounds with a thiamine effect. As another B vitamin, vitamin B1 is one of the critical nutrients in an omnivore diet, as it is often in short supply in the modern western diet. To ensure sufficient intake, certain food groups need to be taken into account. In this article you will learn the most important facts about vitamin B1 and what you can do to get enough of it.
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Folic Acid
Vitamin B9, is often also called folic acid. It is a collective term for various folic acids. As another B vitamin, vitamin B9 is one of the critical nutrients in an omnivore diet. To ensure sufficient intake, certain food groups and their storage and preparation must be taken into account. In this post you will learn the most important facts about folic acid and what you can do to get enough of it.
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Potentially critical nutrients in the vegan diet
In most cases, natural and wholesome plant-based foods have more nutrients and fewer calories than animal products. In principle, almost all nutrients can be covered by a well-planned, whole-food, vegan diet.
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Vitamin B2
Vitamin B2 is another B vitamin that is one of the critical nutrients in a vegan diet. To ensure sufficient intake, certain food groups and their storage and preparation must be taken into account. In this post you will learn the most important facts about vitamin B2 and what you can do to get enough of it.
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Vitamin D
The sun vitamin. Vitamin D deficiency can occur in all people. Vitamin D is produced by the body itself as long as the skin is exposed to the sun. From October to March, the sun's rays are too weak for the body to be able to produce vitamin D. In this blog post you will learn the most important facts about vitamin D and what you can do to prevent a deficiency.
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Vitamin B12
A vitamin B12 deficiency can occur in vegans, vegetarians and mixed foodists (from the age of 50). Vitamin B12 is an essential substance for our body as it plays a role in many points. Therefore, a deficiency can have serious consequences. In this fact sheet you will learn the most important facts about vitamin B12 and what you can do to prevent a deficiency.