Nutrients and Minerals
Food Facts & Folklore
Everyday Wellness
The ABCs of Vitamins
Master Minerals
100

Often called, the "Sunshine Vitamin", this nutrient is essential for calcium absorption and bone health.

Vitamin D

100

Though often treated as a vegetable in the kitchen, this juicy red item is botanically classified as a fruit—or specifically, a berry.

Tomato 

100

Health experts recommend taking about 10,000 steps per day of this simple, low-impact form of physical activity.

Walking 

100

A deficiency in this fat-soluble vitamin, famous for supporting eye health and night vision, can cause night blindness.

Vitamin A

100

This mineral is the most abundant in the human body, with 99% of it stored securely in our teeth and bones.

Calcium 

200

This macronutrient is the body’s preferred and primary source of immediate energy.

Carbohydrates 

200

This dairy product is made by fermenting milk with live, friendly bacteria, making it excellent for gut health.

Yogurt 

200

This state of physical and mental exhaustion is caused by chronic, unmanaged stress, particularly in the workplace.

Burnout 

200

Unlike most vitamins that come from diet, your body can manufacture this crucial nutrient when bare skin is exposed to sunlight.

Vitamin D

200

Bananas, avocados, and sweet potatoes are packed with this mineral electrolyte, which is vital for regulating fluid balance and preventing muscle cramps.

Potassium 

300

Found in spinach and red meat, a deficiency in this mineral can lead to anemia.

Iron 

300

True or False: White sugar and brown sugar contain virtually the exact same amount of calories and affect blood sugar levels in the exact same way.

True 

300

Drinkable liquids containing this chemical compound, naturally found in coffee and tea, should be limited close to bedtime to preserve sleep quality.

Caffeine 

300

This essential fat-soluble vitamin acts as a powerful antioxidant, protecting cell membranes from damage, and is abundant in nuts and seeds.

Vitamin E

300

This mineral plays a central role in over 300 biochemical reactions in the body, including muscle contraction, nerve function, and DNA production.

Magnesium 

400

This type of plant carbohydrate cannot be digested by the body, but it is vital for sweeping the digestive tract and lowering cholesterol.

Fiber 

400

Myth or Fact: Banana belongs to the fruit family of berries 

True 

400

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FITT

400

Newborn babies are routinely given an injection of this specific vitamin at birth to ensure their blood can clot properly.

Vitamin K

400

Found in oysters, pumpkin seeds, and beef, this trace mineral is absolutely essential for a strong immune system and a proper sense of taste and smell.

Zinc 

500

This is a natural hormone produced by your pancreas. It helps to regulate glucose levels.

Insulin

500

This sticky substance is the only known natural food source that never spoils or rots, thanks to its low moisture and high acidity.

Honey 

500

This is the body's internal 24-hour clock that regulates natural cycles of alertness and sleepiness.

Circadian rhythm 

500

Also known as cobalamin, this water-soluble vitamin is crucial for nerve function and is found almost exclusively in animal products, making it a vital supplement for strict vegans.

Vitamin B12

500

Brazil nuts are the richest known food source of this essential trace mineral, which acts as an antioxidant and supports optimal thyroid function.

Selenium 

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