Nutrition Research Center Introduces Nutrients for Fatigue, Increased Energy
Nutrition Research Center has introduced BFood Complex, a supplement made only of foods, not chemicals or vitamins, to boost energy naturally.
Boulder, CO (PRWEB) May 25, 2009
Many physicians have referred to chronic fatigue as hypochondria or idiopathic disease (meaning that it has no known cause), but researchers at Nutrition Research Center are recognizing the reality of chronic low energy levels as a valid health complaint. Nutrition Research Center has introduced BFood Complex, a supplement made only of foods to boost energy naturally.
Made only of nutrient-dense foods, BFood Complex, studied clinically for its efficacy for the past twelve years and introduced through health care clinics nationwide, relies on a carefully formulated blend of foods scientifically studied to produce energy in the mitochondria of cells. Instead of relying on vitamin B pills, which are not foods, but rather chemical isolates, BFood Complex employs the naturally existing nutrients within the product's "whole food complex."
"This 'complex,'" explains Vic Shayne, PhD, formulator and food researcher, "is the key to every food's healing and life-sustaining potential. Real whole foods contain mixtures of nutrients, enzymes and cofactors that are not found in vitamin pills. Foods are made by nature while vitamins are made by scientists. The body knows the difference."
As the name implies, chronic fatigue means that sufferers always feel tired or exhausted. Without energy, the body begins to break down in various ways.
"There are many factors that can rob the body of energy," said Shayne, "including illness, low iron, low mineral intake, liver problems, digestive problems, excessive work without proper rest, overweight conditions, excessive stress (emotional and physical), exposure to temperature extremes, and improper/insufficient nutrition." In all causes, nutrition remains at the top of the list of importance, because if the body is not fed the correct foods, it won't have the building blocks for health. Nerves, muscles, the mind, the brain, the internal organs, the glands and the cells all need specific nutrition to function optimally.
Topping the list of energy foods are those containing vitamin B complex. Many cases of chronic fatigue fail to respond to vitamin pills, yet have responded to the foods that contain the vitamins, among other nutrients that only nature's foods can offer. "For this reason, BFood Complex works. It offers a nutritional, as opposed to pharmacological, effect," said Shayne.
When there is a deficiency of vitamin B complex, as is common in cases of exhaustion, symptoms may include: • fatigue, tiredness • inability to think clearly • problems focusing • sleepiness • insomnia • anxiety • feelings of dread/ something terrible is going to happen • inability to cope with stress • intolerance for noise • moodiness • heart palpitations • fear of the unknown.
"A common mistake made by people with chronic fatigue is to take herbs or drugs that artificially stimulate energy," said Shayne. "Since such substances do not address underlying nutrition deficiencies, new health problems are created and the condition is made worse.
"If a person cannot follow a healthful diet, or if energy levels are so low that diet alone is not helping, then BFood Complex is the product of choice for chronic fatigue."
Nutrition Research Center (nutritionresearchcenter. org) for the past 20 years has been a source for information and research on the healing properties of whole foods and natural approaches to health care.
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