Glossary Term: Dietary supplements

Grapefruit –  large yellow natural product with to some degree corrosive delicious mash; normal serving comprises of a half; citrus tree bearing huge round consumable organic product having a thick yellow skin and succulent to some degree corrosive mash

Green Tea –  tea leaves that have been steamed and dried without aging

Hatha Yoga –  yogic works out (well known in the West) that join troublesome stances (which power the brain to pull back from the outside world) with controlled relaxing

Hawthorn –  a spring-blooming bush or little tree of the class Crataegus

Honey –  of something having the shade of honey;  a sweet yellow fluid delivered by bees; a darling individual; utilized as terms of endearment; verb sweeten with nectar

Hops –  twining perennials having cordate leaves and blooms masterminded in conelike spikes; the dried blossoms of this plant are utilized in blending to add the trademark harsh taste to lager

Pony Chestnut –  tree having palmate leaves and enormous bunches of white to red blossoms followed by dark colored glossy unappetizing seeds; the unpalatable nutlike seed of the steed chestnut

Horsetail –  lasting rushlike flowerless herbs with jointed empty stems and thin toothlike leaves that spread by crawling rhizomes; will in general become weedy; basic in northern side of the equator; some in Africa and South America

Iodine –  a nonmetallic component having a place with the incandescent lamp; utilized particularly in medication and photography and in colors; happens normally just in mix in little amounts (as in ocean water or rocks); a tincture comprising of an answer of iodine in ethyl liquor; applied topically to wounds as a germicide

Iron –  extremely robust;  home apparatus comprising of a level metal base that is warmed and used to smooth cloth; a golf club that has a generally tight metal head; implement used to mark live stock; a substantial bendable attractive metallic component; is silver-white in unadulterated structure yet promptly rusts; utilized in development and instruments and combat hardware; assumes a job in the vehicle of oxygen by the blood; verb press and smooth with a warmed iron

Kava –  a mixed beverage produced using the fragrant underlying foundations of the kava bush

Laetrile –  a substance got from amygdalin; advanced as an antineoplastic medication despite the fact that there is no supporting proof

Lavender –  of a pale purple color;  any of different Old World fragrant bushes or subshrubs with generally mauve or blue blooms; broadly developed

Lemon –  an antique (particularly a vehicle) that is faulty or unsatisfactory; a unmistakable tart flavor normal for lemons; yellow oval organic product with delicious acidic flesh; a little evergreen tree that began in Asia yet is broadly developed for its fruit; a solid yellow shading

Licorice Root –  root of licorice utilized in enhancing for example treat and alcohols and meds

Liver Disease –  a illness influencing the liver

Lobelia –  any plant or blossom of the sort Lobelia

Lutein –  yellow carotenoid colors in plants and creature fats and egg yolks

Lycium –  deciduous and evergreen bushes frequently barbed; cosmopolitan in mild and subtropical locales

Lycopene –  carotenoid that makes tomatoes red; may bring down the danger of prostate malignant growth

Magnesium –  a light silver-white malleable bivalent metallic component; in unadulterated structure it ignites with splendid white fire; happens normally just in mix (as in magnesite and dolomite and carnallite and spinel and olivine)

Manganese –  a hard fragile dim polyvalent metallic component that takes after iron yet isn’t attractive; utilized in making steel; happens in numerous minerals

Massage –  kneading and scouring portions of the body to expand course and advance relaxation; verb give a back rub to; manually control (somebody’s body), ordinarily for therapeutic or unwinding purposes

Meditation –  continuous and significant consideration or pondering regarding a matter or arrangement of subjects of a profound or recondite nature; (religion) thought of otherworldly issues (for the most part on strict or philosophical subjects)

Melatonin –  hormone emitted by the pineal organ

Men –  the power of laborers accessible

Niacin –  a B nutrient basic for the ordinary capacity of the sensory system and the gastrointestinal tract

Palmitic Acid –  a immersed unsaturated fat that is the significant fat in meat and dairy items

Pantothenic Acid –  a nutrient of the nutrient B complex that plays out a significant job in the oxidation of fats and sugars and certain amino acids; happens in numerous nourishments

Passionflower –  any of different essentially tropical American vines some bearing palatable natural product

Pediatrics –  the part of medication worried about the treatment of newborn children and kids

Pennyroyal –  erect shaggy spreading American herb having purple-blue blossoms; yields a fundamental oil utilized as a creepy crawly repellent and now and then in people drug; Eurasian perpetual mint have little lilac-blue blooms and applaud leaves; yields a fragrant oil

Pomegranate –  large globular organic product having numerous seeds with delicious red mash in an extreme tanish red skin; bush or little tree local to southwestern Asia having huge red many-seeded natural product

Red Clover –  erect to decumbent fleeting lasting having red-purple to pink blossoms; the most generally developed scrounge clover

Riboflavin –  a B nutrient that forestalls skin injuries and weight reduction

Nutrient B2 –  a B nutrient that forestalls skin injuries and weight reduction

Sage –  of the dark green shade of sage leaves; having astuteness that accompanies age and experience;  aromatic crisp or dried dim green leaves utilized generally as flavoring for meats and fowl and game etc; a tutor in otherworldly and philosophical points who is prestigious for significant wisdom; any of different plants of the variety Salvia; a cosmopolitan herb

Saw Palmetto –  little tough bunch shaping barbed palm of southern US

Selenium –  a poisonous nonmetallic component identified with sulfur and tellurium; happens in a few allotropic structures; a steady dim metallike allotrope conducts power preferable in the light over in obscurity and is utilized in photocells; happens in sulfide minerals (as pyrite)

Senna –  any of different plants of the variety Senna having pinnately compound leaves and ostentatious generally yellow blossoms; many are utilized therapeutically

Soy –  most profoundly proteinaceous vegetable harvest known; erect shaggy bristly yearly herb having trifoliate leaves and purple to pink blooms; widely developed for nourishment and rummage and soil improvement however particularly for its nutritious oil-rich seeds; local to Asia; a wellspring of oil; utilized for scavenge and soil improvement and as nourishment; slender sauce made of aged soy beans

Hypericum –  enormous practically cosmopolitan family of evergreen or deciduous bushes and herbs with regularly flashy yellow blooms; cosmopolitan aside from tropical swamps and cold or high elevations and desert locales

Swedish Massage –  massage joined with an arrangement of dynamic and inactive activities for the muscles and joints

Tai Chi –  a Chinese arrangement of moderate reflective physical exercise intended for unwinding and equalization and wellbeing

Tea –  a light midafternoon feast of tea and sandwiches or cakes; dried leaves of the tea bush; used to make tea; a refreshment made by soaking tea leaves in water; a gathering or gathering at which tea is served; a tropical evergreen bush or little tree widely developed in for example China and Japan and India; wellspring of tea leaves

Teething –  the emission through the gums of child teeth

Thiamin –  a B nutrient that forestalls beriberi; keeps up craving and development

Tinnitus –  a ringing or blasting sensation in one or the two ears; a manifestation of an ear contamination or Meniere’s infection

Turmeric –  ground dried rhizome of the turmeric plant utilized as flavoring; generally developed tropical plant of India having yellow blossoms and a huge sweet-smelling profound yellow rhizome; wellspring of a sauce and a yellow color

Valerian –  a plant of the class Valeriana having lobed or dismembered leaves and cymose white or ink blossoms

Nutrient A –  any of a few fat-solvent nutrients fundamental for typical vision; forestalls night visual deficiency or irritation or dryness of the eyes

Nutrient B12 –  a B nutrient that is utilized to treat poisonous paleness

Nutrient B6 –  a B nutrient that is basic for digestion of amino acids and starch

Nutrient C –  a nutrient found in crisp natural products (particularly citrus leafy foods; forestalls scurvy

Nutrient D –  a fat-solvent nutrient that forestalls rickets

Nutrient E –  a fat-solvent nutrient that is fundamental for typical multiplication; a significant cancer prevention agent that kills free radicals in the body

Nutrient K –  a fat-solvent nutrient that aides in the coagulating of blood

Wild Yam –  having a rhizome once in the past dried and used to treat ailment or liver issue

Yoga –  a arrangement of activities rehearsed as a major aspect of the Hindu order to advance control of the body and mind; Hindu discipline planned for preparing the awareness for a condition of flawless profound understanding and quietness that is accomplished through the three ways of activities and information and commitment

Zeaxanthin –  yellow carotenoid (isomeric with lutein and happens broadly with it) that is the fundamental shade in yellow Indian corn

Zinc –  a somewhat blue white radiant metallic component; weak at normal temperatures yet moldable when warmed; utilized in a wide assortment of amalgams and in arousing iron; it happens as zinc sulfide in zinc blende; verb coat or spread with zinc