Did you know? Here are the consequences of the lack of the main vitamins in the body

The body needs 13 types of vitamins for normal functioning and each of them has an important role in strengthening our immunity.

The question is often asked how to recognize vitamin deficiency and compensate for the missing vitamins.

Vitamins can be divided into water-soluble and fat-soluble. B vitamins and vitamin C are easily dissolved in water and excreted from our body through urine. It is very important to take them regularly because our body does not have the ability to store them.

Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) accumulate in the body and are stored from several days to several months.

Several factors lead to a lack of vitamins that the body needs for normal functioning. Improper nutrition, insufficient physical activity, smoking, alcohol, some medications, but also pregnancy and breastfeeding affect the loss of vitamins.

With the right food and nutritional supplements, we can increase the intake of certain vitamins in the body.

Vitamin A deficiency can be recognized by degenerative eye changes, psoriasis, acne, reproductive disorders, ulcerative colitis, cirrhosis of the liver, loss of appetite, weakened immunity, vaginal and respiratory infections, and digestive disorders.

Fatigue, lack of concentration, anemia and impaired immunity are indicators of a lack of vitamin B complex. Somewhat more complex indicators are dementia, paranoia, depression and changes in behavior, rashes and cracks in the skin around the lips, as well as a tendency to infections.

If our body lacks vitamin C, we can recognize it by fatigue, skin changes, bleeding gums, anemia, reduced resistance to infections, slow healing of wounds and fractures, allergies, arteriosclerosis, arthritis, cholesterol high, bone pain, hypoglycemia and stress.

Vitamina e diellit, siç quhet shpesh, vitamina D është e vështirë për trupin të prodhohet në dimër. Mungesa e kësaj vitamine karakterizohet me dhimbje kockash, dobësi dhe dhimbje dhe ngërçe të muskujve, djersitje të tepërt, presion të lartë të gjakut, përqendrim të dobët dhe dhimbje koke.

Mungesa e vitaminës E karakterizohet me sëmundje kronike të mëlçisë, mungesë koordinimi të lëvizjeve, paralizë të muskujve përgjegjës për lëvizjet e syve, anemi të lehtë, katarakte, hiperpigmentim dhe rritje të ngadaltë tek fëmijët.

Shenjat tipike të mungesës së vitaminës K janë ulja e densitetit të kockave, gjakderdhja e rëndë menstruale, gjakderdhja nga hunda dhe mishrat e dhëmbëve, gjakderdhja nënlëkurore, gjaku në traktin tretës dhe urinë, dhe mavijosje e lehtë.