Vitamins are essential for normal growth and metabolism
All vitamins are synthesised by plants and can be obtained in the diet by either eating
the appropriate plants or by eating animal products that have derived their vitamin
content from plants.
Vitamin A
Stimulates gastric juices for protein digestion.
Plays vital role in bone building.
Maintains retinal health (vision)
Protects against pollution and degenerative damage.
Sources:
Butter from grass-fed cows
Pastured whole egg
Liver
Seafood
Cod liver oil
Vitamin B
Works to promote healthy nerves, eyes, skin, hair, liver and muscle tone.
Prevents fatigue.
Vital role in metabolism.
Helps produce cholesterol.
Formation of red blood cells and maintenance of iron levels in blood.
Maintains fertility and normal growth.
Sources:
Whole unrefined grains
Seafood
Fresh fruit
Fresh vegetables
Raw nuts
Legumes
Organ meats
Vitamin C
Immune system function.
Aids tissue growth and repair.
Strengthens capillary walls.
Supports lactation.
Supports adrenal gland function.
Vital for formation of collagen and connective tissue health.
Helps in healing wounds.
Powerful antioxidants.
Sources:
Fresh fruit
Fresh vegetables
Some organ meats
Vitamin E
Aids blood circulation.
Maintains structural integrity of cells (e.g. healthy skin, nails, hair).
Helps with tissue repair and healing.
Slows ageing process.
Acts as a powerful antioxidant.
Together with certain trace minerals, protects against cancer and CHD.
Sources:
Unrefined vegetable oils
Butter
Whole grains
Organ meats
Dark green leafy vegetables
Raw nuts and seeds
Vitamin K
Important role in blood clotting.
Aids bone formation.
Sources:
Liver
Dark green leafy vegetables
Butter from grass-fed cows
Pastured whole eggs
Whole grains