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A recent study reveals that a downward trend in the intake of iron and other vital nutrients is contributing to poor brain function and other health problems.
The study, by the UK’s University of Sunderland, collected micronutrient data from two national nutrition surveys and found that people of all ages showed low levels of intake of iron, vitamin A, calcium, magnesium, iodine, selenium and zinc. In South Africa, research also indicates a high level of nutrient deficiency and hunger, both contributing to poor health.
GUEST: GIULIA CRISCUOLO - Pharmacist, Complimentary medicines expert
The study, by the UK’s University of Sunderland, collected micronutrient data from two national nutrition surveys and found that people of all ages showed low levels of intake of iron, vitamin A, calcium, magnesium, iodine, selenium and zinc. In South Africa, research also indicates a high level of nutrient deficiency and hunger, both contributing to poor health.
GUEST: GIULIA CRISCUOLO - Pharmacist, Complimentary medicines expert