Vitamin A
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Vitamin B1
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B3
Vitamin B5
Vitamin B6
Vitamin B7
Vitamin B9
Vitamin B12
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin E
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Acne
Allergy
Arthrosis
Asthma
Atherosclerosis
Cellulitis
Influenza
Diabetes
Depression
Eczema
Heart attack
Migraine
Stroke
Cold
Osteoporosis
Psoriasis
Cancer
Multiple Sclerosis
Scurvy
Tuberculosis
Fatigue
High blood pressure
Arteriosclerosis
Chronic inflammatory disease of the arteries, causing them constantly narrowing.
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Encyclopedia of vitamin terms
Acidosis
Renal homeostasis of internal environment, which is the essence of the pH drop below 7.35. A stable pH is essential for the proper conduct of a large number of chemical reactions taking place in the body. Dysregulation acidosis leads to disruption of the internal environment to death. [Wikipedia]
Acne
Inflammatory skin disease with typical superficial skin eruptions that are caused by the clogging of skin pores. Acne is a skin disease fatty glands (sebaceous glands) leading to clogs pores and sowing of lesions commonly called ulcers. [Centrumzdravia.sk]
Adrenaline
Catecholamines, which stimulates the sympathetic nervous system (operating at alpha-and beta-receptors), causing increased heart rate, cardiac output and coronary circulation. [Zdravie.sk]
Alzheimer's disease
The form of dementia in which brain cells cease to exist and undermine the information-carrying substance in the brain, particularly those responsible for storing memories.
Amino Acids
They are the main building unit of each fiber in our bodies. They are necessary for our muscles, hair, skin and all internal organs.
Anemia
It is defined by reducing the concentration hemoblogin in 1 liter of peripheral blood to less than 135 grams for men and less than 120 grams for women.
Anorexia
serious mental disorders - an active rejection of food, which may end with death. The most commonly arises in girls, boys make up only 5% of all patients.
Antibiotics
There are medicines to help the body fight bacteria and viruses that kill or weaken bacteria. They are harmless to viral infections (eg common cold) and (spongiform) fungal infections (such as mildew). [Sandoz.sk]
Antioxidants
Compounds involved in the inactivation of free radicals and their subsequent removal from the cell. This not only protects our cells, but also the whole organism.
Arteriosclerosis
Chronic inflammatory disease of the arteries, causing them constantly narrowing.
Arthritis
Chronic inflammatory disease that leads to destruction of cartilage and connective tissue, and consequently there is destruction and deformation of joints. The patient complains of increased pain and fatigue. Physical disability includes limited mobility and decreased physical performance, which may require hospitalization. [pfizer.sk]
Asthma
Chronic inflammatory disease of the airways, which is manifested seizures mostly dry, irritable cough, respiratory distress and a feeling of audible breathing (wheezing etc..).
Avitaminosis
Complete lack or severe deficiency of vitamin. Induces pathological changes in organisms.
Beriberi
Serious disease caused by deficiency of vitamin B1. It causes paralysis of the legs, digestive problems, heart problems.
Cancer
is a disease caused by the uncontrolled growth of tumor cells, associated with destruction of surrounding tissue, creating metastasis and overall exposure to the organism. [Wikipedia]
Carbohydrates
Group of biomolecules that are found in all living organisms. Perform several functions: a source of power, are part of enzymes, hormones and nucleic acids ... [Wikipedia]
Carotenoids
They are a group of vegetable dyes, which cause yellow to red color of fruit, vegetables and flowers. One of them, ß-carotene, the changes in the human body to vitamin A. [Eufic.org]
Cellulitis
It's caky skin that arises insight into the subcutaneous fat layer of skin, which gives rise to a floating dermal subcutaneous adipose tissue connections. [Sandoz.sk]
Cholesterol
The vital substance that the body uses to produce hormones, cell membranes for the construction, packaging and other nerve tissue. If it is too much blood can clog arteries and cause cardiovascular disease. [pfizer.sk]
Collagen
Fibrosus is a glycoprotein, is a major part of tissue binder. Supplied skin firmness and elasticity. The progressive aging changes in soluble collagen insoluble / degenerate collagen / and its ability to bind water is sharply reduced. After 25 years of age, the creation of collagen begins to reduce, to be phased out. [kolagen.sk]
Corticosteroids
are a class of steroid hormones produced in the adrenal cortex.
Depression
The state of sadness, melancholy or despair that has resulted in devastating consequences for the individual in terms of its functioning in society and in carrying out his daily activities. [Sandoz.sk]
Dermatitis
Inflammatory skin disease.
Diabetes
It reduced the body's ability to use sugar from the blood, resulting in the blood rises, while the cells do not receive the nutrient.
DNA
DNA is the genetic material of cells. Fibrous structure of the chromosomes are located in the cell nucleus. They are formed by proteins and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). Nuclear chromatin is composed of 60% protein, 35% is 5% of DNA and RNA molecules. [Sandoz.sk]
Eczema
Inflammatory skin reaction in the presence or action of an irritant substance.
Edema
is defined as tangible or visible swelling of the body detectable by our senses, which is subject to accumulation of free fluid in the subcutis. [Solen]
Enzymes
Substances, which in very small quantities, act as accelerators of all biochemical reactions in the body. Positive affect metabolism and play an important role in regeneration.
Epilepsy
is a chronic neurological condition characterized by return unexpected / sudden episodes. The name of this disease comes from the Greek epilepsies - spasm. [Sandoz.sk]
Flavonoids
Water-soluble plant pigments that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and can counteract damage to tissues.
Fructose
Fructose (fruit sugar) is Monosaccharide located mainly in fruits. It is sweeter than glucose as sucrose. After entering cells is converted to glucose before it can be used as an energy source.
Glucose
Glucose (grape sugar) is the basic substrate of cellular energy metabolism, which is used by all cells of the body through Krebs cycle.
Haemorrhoids
Haemorrhoids (or piles) are varicose veins / venous enhanced maze or swelling and inflammation of veins in the rectum and anus. Rectum is surrounded by tissue that serves as a cushion to close anus and facilitates the process of elimination. [Sandoz.sk]
Hormones
Organic substances in a living organism created glands with internal secretion: the pituitary gland, adrenal glands, testis, ovary, thyroid, pancreas and parathyroid gland. Excreted into the blood, spinal cord and cerebrospinal fluid (inkrét). They convey information to target organs and tissues.
Hydrophilic vitamins
Vitamins water soluble.
Hypercalcemia
It means too much calcium (serum calcium level greater than 2.6 mmol / l). It is a disease that is usually due to malignancy or primary hyperparathyroidizmu (increased production of PTH as a result. Parathyroid tumor). [Sandoz.sk]
Hypertension
Disease manifested by elevated blood pressure exceeding normal values.
Hypervitaminosis
Status when a plethora of vitamins in the body.
Hypovitaminosis
Slight lack of a vitamin in the body. It has vague symptoms: fatigue, malaise etc. Is it harder to detect. It can occur in febrile diseases, disorders of the endocrine ...
Immune System
It serves to defend the body against zoonotic diseases and foreign substances. Hence his ability to recognize and remove the morbidly altered the body's own cells. [primar.sk]
Influenza
These include infectious diseases of the airways (nose, throat, lungs) caused by several types of viruses. This is reflected in all age groups and in both sexes, but most occur in children. The most commonly occurs during winter and early spring months. [Sandoz.sk]
Insulin
Peptide hormones produced in the pancreas - pancreas. Allows glucose from the food given to the interior of cells and there was converted into energy. [Wikipedia]
Leukemia
It is cancer attacking tissues, which are responsible for the formation of blood (blood cells), including bone marrow and lymphatic system. [Sandoz.sk]
Lipophilic vitamins
Fat-soluble vitamins.
Lipophilic vitamins
Highly reactive molecules and the molecules able to harm body cells, helping to prepare the ground for cancer, heart disease and many other degenerative diseases.
Macular Degeneration
Chronic, progressive disease macular (yellow spots), which may result in loss of central vision. [pfizer.sk]
Metabolism
Metabolites or metabolism is the set of all the biochemical changes of chemical compounds in living organisms and cells. This includes the biosynthesis of complex organic molecules (anabolism) and breakdown (catabolism).
Multiple sclerosis
is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the human immune system attacks the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord), causing demyelination (myelin breakdown cover). [Wikipedia]
Obesity
Obesity is defined as an excessive amount of body fat or adipose tissue in relation to fat-free body mass. Doctors say that women with more than 30% share and men with more than 25% share of body fat are obese. [Sandoz.sk]
Osteoporosis
Disease in which there is increased fragility of bones, so that they are prone to fractures. Unless attention is paid to prevention of the disease, or if left untreated, the disease may progress without symptoms until a fracture occurs. [Centrumzdravia.sk]
Parasites
Parasites that live wholly or partially at the expense of the host. These are mainly animal parasites such as protozoa (protozoa), intestinal parasites and arthropods. These parasites can cause a whole range of infectious diseases such as - the nomination of at least some - malaria, sleeping sickness, leishmaniasis, bilharziózu, toxoplasmosis and Chagas' disease. [Primar.sk]
Parkinson's disease
It is a serious, chronic, progressive disease, central nervous system, which belongs to a group of diseases called motoric system diseases. In Parkinson's disease begins, so far from unknown causes, declining number of dopamine-producing nerve cells. The result is an imbalance of dopamine resulting in loss of coordination of movements, which often manifested as shaking, stiff muscles and joints and difficulty moving. [Sandoz.sk]
Pelagra
Chronic illness caused by unilateral nutrition (type of vitamin deficiency and lack of Niacin Niacinamide) having cutaneous, gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms.
Proteins
Natural substances composed primarily of amino acids and are essential elements for growth, renewal and proper functioning and structure of all living cells.
Salmonellosis
Salmonella infection is a general infection by bacteria (germs) from the family of Salmonella, which often attack the gastrointestinal tract and lymphatic system. [Sandoz.sk]
Scurvy
Disease from lack of vitamin C, which is reflected in hair loss teeth, softening of bones, bleeding, and lassitude.
Sucrose
The most common disaccharide consisting of one molecule of glucose and one fructose molecule. In the pure state is a white crystalline substance taste sweet. The application is mainly in food industry, where se is used as a sweetener. [Wikipedia]
Viruses
Viruses are organisms that can reproduce only inside living cells of other organisms (hosts). Are also called obligatory parasites. [Sandoz.sk]
Vitamin
"Vitamin is a substance which (a) higher body in very small quantities - but inevitably - it needs to exist, but it can not synthesize itself and must therefore obtain in the diet. Together with proteins, fats and carbohydrates are the essential elements human food. " [Wikipedia]
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