The Bible gives us an interesting picture of a nutritional experiment in the book of Daniel, when he and his friends ended up as captives of the king of Babylon during an invasion of Israel. As they were found learned, intelligent and belonged to the ruling class, the king asked them to serve in his royal court through which they had access to royal food and wines. But Daniel and his captured friends refused to eat and drink from the king's cuisine as they considered the royal food to be ritually unclean and opted to feed themselves with a rich vegetarian diet that gave them all the vital nutrients. And when the king called them back at the end of a short trial period they seem to have appeared healthier than those who were fed on the royal rations and were found to be ten times better than all the magicians and enchanters in the kingdom in matters of wisdom, literature, and learning. The truth behind a balanced and nutritious diet has not dissolved with Daniel’s experiment but holds true even today, backed by technology and scientific research.

It is a very obvious fact that poor diet and disease are related. Many major diseases, like diabetes, through their progressive stages have been linked to lack of nutrients for most of our lives. What most of do not know is that there is a positive link between good nutrition and almost every disease, from the common cold and to cancer, nutrition can counter the effects of disease progression. A number of scientific studies conducted over the past decades have correlated and confirmed a strong relationship between nutrition and life span, in addition to the fact that good nutrition has also affected in better quality of life in general.

What we are already aware is the obvious fact that a balanced intake of nutrients can help increase your energy levels, enhance your mental ability paving way to increase in productivity and therefore more income, less disease and more life. An imbalance of vital nutrients in the body, either an excess or deficiency, would give rise to a lot of diseases and poor health, which in turn, would surely affect the body functions cumulatively.

Lately we have been witnessing more and more aware and informed women entering the 30’s and beyond, trying hard to stay young and active through exercising, moderation in the food habits and turning to nutritional supplements to slow down the aging process. Women passing through the post menopause symptoms are using nutritional supplements to help relieve them from the associated symptoms and effects as well.

Imbalances in nutritional supply would also trigger adverse metabolic and physiological responses in women which impacts health and well-being on the whole. Women taking nutritional supplements notice changes within short span in the texture of their skin, their energy levels and their positive mental states compared to when they aren’t on nutrients. The nature and strength of good nutrition and hormonal balance is being continually under investigation and research and recent observations have demonstrated the pivotal role of good and balanced nutrition in women’s health, hormone activity, body function and general well being.