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Benefits of Liquid Vitamins - Liquid Vitamins Requirement

At the surface level, the benefits of liquid vitamins are generally marked with the lack of comforts associated with the intake of vitamin pills.

Many of us feel discomfort while taking vitamin pills because of few reasons such as taste, difficulty in swallowing and digesting.

This is quite common in the case of elderly and children who intensely reveal their discomforts about swallowing vitamin pill. However, in most of the time, these two age groups largely depend on vitamins supplements.

 So they can receive the benefits of liquid vitamins in variety of flavors. Benefit Analysis Several scientific studies advocate the benefits of liquid vitamins in terms of its effective absorption rate compared to vitamin pills.

The estimated absorption rate for liquid vitamin is around 98-99%, whereas it is 10-20% for vitamin pills. It is due to the fact that liquid vitamins get absorbed into the cell and the blood stream itself.

The studies claiming for the potential benefits of liquid vitamins also argue that liquid vitamins are gentler to our health compared to the pills. They also claim that a vitamin in solution form is a proven and truly effective formula for near total absorption in the blood stream.

But there are few scientific studies claiming for the adverse effects of liquid vitamins. They raise question about the efficacy of the true benefits of liquid vitamins. It seems that the nutrient qualities of liquid vitamins get intensely hampered when they come in contact with the stomach acids prior to their entry in the upper intestines where the primary absorption process occurs.

 Liquid vitamins are unable to carry enzymes in a feasible form for more than 24 hours – it sincerely declines their effectiveness in contrast with pills which are prepared with preservatives for attaining the job for carrying enzyme.

Dr John Anne is an herbal specialist with years of experience and extensive research on herbs and alternative health.

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By Dr John Anne Published: 1/10/2008