EZ Melts Health Blog
How to Find the Best B12 Vitamin—And Why Some B12 Supplements Don’t Work
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Vitamin Bs deserve to be paid overtime for all the work they do for our bodies. As we’ve covered in previous articles, there a...
Tired of Finding Hair in the Shower Drain? 5 Simple Healthy Hair Tips
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Are you noticing a lot of hair clogging up the shower drain lately? First off, don’t panic! Hair shedding is normal for every...
The Connection Between a Deficiency in Vitamin D and Allergies
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Allergies are becoming more common in the US, and we aren't just talking about seasonal allergies here. There is a drastic...
Vitamins: How Much Should I Take?
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Everyone’s nutritional needs vary depending on age, sex, medical conditions, diet, lifestyle, and so on. It can be tricky to k...
5 Vitamin Deficiencies Vegans Have Today
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Vitamin deficits have many causes. They can be due to environmental factors, health conditions (like anemia), medication, pre...
5 Ways to Avoid Vitamin Nausea
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Picture this: you go to the store, pick up a bottle of supplements and then wash it down with some water, thinking you’re goo...
One Surprising Way to Maximize Supplement Health Benefits
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There are factors to consider before starting a vitamin regimen that people often don’t consider. We research the benefits o...
What Type of Tablet is Best For Me?
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Taking your vitamins has never been more popular—and there are so many different ways to take them. Horse pills? Not anymore!...
Understanding Ingredients in Vitamins - Good, Bad, & Ugly
Read time: 2 minutes
As we’ve said before, not all supplements in the nutraceutical industry are created equal. What goes in your body should be a...
Cheater Cheater, Snack Eater?
Are you a cheater? We think not!
Nutrition through food is essential, and regardless of your weight, shape, or size, you need it to survive and th...
92 Percent of Americans...
Ninety-two percent.
Ninety-two percent of Americans are nutrition deficient--and that’s across class lines.
That’s right, regardless of economi...
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