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  Capacity achieved by a specific diet
  Why vitamins and minerals?
Capacity achieved by a specific diet
About 60% of the capacity of sportsmen is hereditary. The remaining 40% are influenced by the training. The success of training, however, depends on a specific diet. Inadequate dietary habits will reduce the motivation, they will have a negative effect on the well-being while doing sport and they may even cost a sportsman victory on the day of competition.
Why vitamins and minerals?

Most people doing popular sports don’t have the benefit of a medical care of sportsmen. They have to cope with the problems of our dietary habits:

  • Excessive consumption of foodstuffs with an increased energy content
    (fats, sugar, alcohol).
  • Excessive consumption of foodstuffs with a negative energy-nutrient-
    relation (white meal products 405, snacks, fast-food).
  • Lack of foodstuffs containing much roughage, such as whole wheat
    products, vegetables, fruit.
  • Losses of vitamins, trace elements and minerals as a result of unripe
    harvest, storage, preparation and preservation.
  • Undernourishment and supernutrition.
  • Increased content of harmful substances in our environment, such as
    pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, which accumulate in our food and
    which require an additional supply with healthy vitamin-rich products.

Vitamins and minerals can help to compensate for these deficiencies. Please read under the heading of micronutrients in sport, which functions the different nutrients have especially for sportsmen.

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