Feature

Multivitamins contain a wide variety of vitamins, trace elements, minerals and other substances. Because vitamins participate in the metabolism and synthesis of various substances in the human body, they have a certain effect in promoting the growth of human bones and maintaining the structure of skin tissue. Secondly, multivitamins can also supplement the multivitamins needed by the body, and can also have an auxiliary treatment effect for people suffering from vitamin deficiencies.

Applicable groups of multivitamins

1. Those with irregular and unbalanced meals, partial or picky eaters, and inability to ensure three meals a day.

2. People who work in cold environments.

3. Those with bad living habits, such as those who smoke a lot, drink alcohol, deliberately control their weight, and "vegetarians" who never touch eggs, milk, or meat.

4. During special menstrual cycles, such as pregnant women or patients.

5. The elderly. This is the “workhorse” that requires supplementing with multivitamins. As age increases, the elderly’s physical functions in all aspects will inevitably decline, and bad teeth are also a common problem they encounter. Therefore, appropriate vitamin supplements are "the general trend." And there have been reports confirming that vitamin supplements are also very helpful in preventing cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.