In an ideal world, we would get all the vitamins and minerals we need from food. But today’s modern farming practices, soil depletion, and long food transport times have significantly reduced the nutrient density of even the healthiest foods. Add in the daily stresses of life, poor dietary choices, environmental toxins, and certain medications, and it’s easy to become depleted in key nutrients—often without even knowing it. The Core Supplements I Recommend for Most Adults1. A High-Quality Multivitamin with MineralsA comprehensive multivitamin helps fill nutritional gaps and ensures you’re getting optimal levels—not just the bare minimum—of essential nutrients. Many of the body’s systems rely on a steady supply of vitamins and minerals to function. These include:
Even a mild deficiency in one vitamin or mineral can slow down an entire biological process. Think of it like a team sport—if one player is missing, the whole team suffers. 2. Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA and DHA)Omega-3s are essential fats that the body cannot make on its own. These are vital for:
Modern diets are typically rich in inflammatory omega-6s but deficient in anti-inflammatory omega-3s. Supplementing restores balance. 3. Vitamin D3 with Vitamin K2Vitamin D plays a crucial role in immunity, mood, bone health, and inflammation regulation. However, D3 needs Vitamin K2 to guide calcium into bones and away from soft tissues like arteries. Optimal levels of Vitamin D3 (usually 2,000–5,000 IU daily, depending on your blood levels) along with K2 (MK-7 form, 90–180 mcg) support:
Why Mineral Balance MattersMinerals and trace minerals act as cofactors—helpers that activate enzymes and biological reactions. Without them, your body cannot carry out vital tasks like:
Examples:
The B Vitamin Complex: Better TogetherB vitamins are like a symphony—they work best when all parts are present in the right amounts. They support:
If you are low in just one B vitamin (like B6, B12, or folate), it can affect the effectiveness of the others and slow down crucial processes in the body. Optimal Dosing GuidelinesNutrientOptimal Daily Dose Vitamin D3 2,000–5,000 IUVitamin K2 (MK-7)90–180 mcg EPA/DHA (Omega-3s)1,000–2,000 mg combined EPA/DHA Magnesium300–500 mg (glycinate, citrate, or malate preferred) Zinc15–30 mg B Vitamins Found in a full-spectrum B complex or multivitamin Trace MineralsShould be included in a well-balanced multi Note: Individual needs may vary—testing and practitioner guidance are key.
Why I Recommend Biotics Research SupplementsProMulti-Plus MultivitaminThis professional-grade multivitamin is formulated for optimal absorption and includes:
✅ Non-GMO | ✅ No synthetic colors or coatings | ✅ High-potency professional formula Biomega-1000 (Omega-3 EPA/DHA)Biotics’ Biomega-1000 provides:
✅ IFOS certified purity | ✅ Sustainably sourced | ✅ Free of mercury, PCBs, and dioxins Why Biotics Brand is DifferentBiotics Research has a 40+ year legacy of combining science with nature. Their supplements are:
They also ensure their nutrient forms match what your body recognizes and uses best—no generic synthetic fillers or under-dosed formulas. Conclusion Foundational supplementation isn’t just about "taking vitamins"—it’s about supporting your body's natural processes, boosting resilience, and preventing long-term nutrient depletion. When used properly and with high-quality products like those from Biotics, supplements can help you live with more energy, sharper focus, and better overall health. Dr. Reynes Recommends: Talk to us about how to get started and how to personalize your supplement plan.
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