Vitamin K helps the blood to clot, keeps the bones strong, and relieves itching. Application of vitamin K to the skin helps remove scars, bruises, spider primal grow pro veins and stretch marks. Additionally, applying vitamin K topically can treat rosacea. However, too much vitamin K can be harmful if you suffer from kidney or liver disease.

Stress is something that is harming the quality of life in millions of people world wide and there is a simple solution for a good percentage of those people. By adding vitamins and minerals like Vitamin C and choline to your diet, you will eliminate some of the stress as C is an anti-stress vitamin and choline does some fantastic things to help the mind and nerves.

Everyone who lives in a northern climate needs vitamin D, right? Not true! In fact, the paler your skin, the less time in the sun you need to get an adequate amount of vitamin D. If you want to be sure, have your doctor test you for deficiency and get a supplement only if you need one.

The darker your skin, the more likely you are to need vitamin D supplements. While light skinned people only need about 20 minutes of sun per day to get their dose, people with very dark skin may need two hours or more. Consider a supplement to ensure you're getting enough vitamin D.

Consider whether you need to take thiamin, or vitamin B1, when eating healthy. You may be deficient in thiamin if you experience fatigue, weakness, psychosis, or nerve damage. It can be found in asparagus, whole grains, pork, oranges, and spinach. However, since it's water soluble, it may be lost during cooking due to water loss. If that is an issue for you, there are thiamin supplements.

As we get older we often discover that we have a shorter memory span and forget the simplest things. This is often due to a lack of vitamins and minerals in the system. By talking to your doctor or taking some form of multi-vitamin you will assuredly notice a big difference in memory and brain function.

To get the most vitamins out of your produce, eat it fresh rather than out of a can. The cooking and canning processes leach a lot of the nutrients out of the fruit and vegetables that we eat. While canned foods are easier to use because their shelf life is longer, they are nutritionally less helpful.

If you happen to not eat meat, or have gone full vegan, you may be lacking nutrients most people get from animal products, such as iron or B12. Multivitamins provide you with what you're missing when it comes to B12, but a separate iron supplement will probably be required.

Now you have a better idea on what nutrients you need the most. You can't turn back time, so make sure you take the supplements you need to live well. Keep these tips close to you when trying to better your lifestyle.