People who get less sleep are more likely to catch a cold, but it turns out that these individuals also experience more systemic inflammation[6]. Though it's not proven exactly why reduced sleep causes inflammation, scientists believe that a lack of sleep triggers excess pro-inflammatory signals in our blood vessels
The health benefits of sunlight are multifaceted, and the production of vitamin D is just one of the myriad beneficial effects of sun exposure. This article will explain why vitamin D supplementation doesn’t hold a candle when compared to regular sun exposure.
Nutrient Synergy: Whole food vitamins come from natural sources such as fruits, vegetables, and mushrooms. They are part of a complex matrix of nutrients that work synergistically. For instance, vitamin C found in an orange is accompanied by bioflavonoids, enzymes, and other co-factors that enhance its effectiveness[7],[8], and vitamin E is found with eight isomers in food, rather than one[9].