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Top Supplements Recommended by our Nutritional Therapist

Updated: Aug 6

To help guide you on your journey to better health, we’ve consulted with our nutritional

therapist to bring you a list of top supplements they recommend.


In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining optimal health can be challenging. With busy

schedules, processed foods, and environmental stressors, it's no wonder many of us struggle

to get all the nutrients our bodies need. Although I always advocate for a food first approach, the fact is many of us need supplements to support optimum health and well-being.


Here are my top 8 supplements recommendations:


1. Multivitamins

Why They’re Important: Multivitamins provide a broad spectrum of essential vitamins and

minerals in one convenient dose. They help fill nutritional gaps in your diet, ensuring you

receive the necessary nutrients to support overall health.


Recommended For:

  • People with busy lifestyles

  • Those with restricted diets (e.g., vegans, vegetarians, fussy eaters)

  • Individuals with nutrient absorption issues


2. Omega-3 Fatty Acids

Why They’re Important: Omega-3 fatty acids, particularly EPA and DHA, are crucial for

heart health, brain function, and reducing inflammation. When choosing the right supplement it is important to assess the source.


Recommended For:

  • Individuals with cardiovascular concerns/ high cholesterol

  • People looking to support cognitive health

  • Those experiencing chronic inflammation


3. Vitamin D with K2

Why It’s Important: Vitamin D is essential for all functions of you body from bone health,

immune function, hormone balance and mood regulation. Many people are deficient in this

vital nutrient, even those living in the sun! I always advise clients to get their Vit D tested

regularly.


Recommended For:

  • Individuals with limited sun exposure (including wearing sunscreen)

  • Those at risk of osteoporosis

  • People with genetic SNP’s / absorption problems





4. Probiotics

Why They’re Important: Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that support gut health,

digestion, and immune function. A healthy gut microbiome is crucial for overall wellness.


Recommended For:

  • Individuals with digestive issues

  • People who have recently taken antibiotics

  • Those looking to boost their immune system/overall health


5. Magnesium

Why It’s Important: Magnesium plays a role in over 300 biochemical reactions in the body,

including muscle and nerve function, blood glucose control, and energy production. Most

people don’t get enough magnesium from their diets. For more information on the different

forms of magnesium click here (link to blog post)


Recommended For:

  • Those experiencing stress or anxiety

  • People with sleep disturbances

  • Individuals with muscle cramps or spasms

  • Low energy/fatigue


6. B Vitamins

Why They’re Important: B vitamins are essential for energy production, brain function, and

cell metabolism. They are particularly important for converting food into energy and

maintaining healthy skin, hair, and eyes.


Recommended For:

  • Individuals with low energy levels

  • Those experiencing stress or mood swings

  • People with dietary restrictions

  • Hormone imbalances


7. Collagen

Why It’s Important: Collagen supports skin elasticity, joint health, bone strength along with

gut health. As we age, our natural collagen production decreases, particularly after 40 making supplementation beneficial.


Recommended For:

  • Individuals looking to improve skin health

  • Those with joint pain or stiffness

  • People aiming to support bone health


7. Astaxanthin

Why It’s Important: Astaxanthin is a powerful antioxidant with anti-inflammatory

properties that supports eye and skin health. It protects the skin from UV-induced damage,

improving skin elasticity, reducing wrinkles, and preventing sunburn making it an essential

supplement for anyone living in a sunny climate (particularly fair skinned)


Recommended For:

  • Individuals looking to protect their skin health

  • Those with inflammation

  • Healthy Ageing due to protective effects on skin, eyes, brain & cardiovascular health


Conclusion

While supplements can play a significant role in enhancing your health, it’s important to

remember that they are not a substitute for a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Always

consult with a healthcare provider or nutritional therapist before starting any new supplement regimen, especially if you have underlying health conditions or are taking medications. At Healthy Living we offer a wide range of high-quality supplements to support your health journey. Explore our collection today and take the first step towards a healthier, happier you!


If you would like a 1-1 Personalised Nutrition, Lifestyle & Supplement Plan book in for a 30-

minute consultation with our expert nutritionists here.



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