8 Vitamins and Nutrients That Effectively Work on The Anti-Aging Process
Channel: Wellness2Go
Date: 2022-07-10

Aging is inevitable, but it doesn't have to be inevitable to be a slow process. Learn about the 8 vitamins and nutrients that can slow aging, and how to get the most out of your food and supplements.

Timestamps: 
0:00 Introduction 
0:39 Collagen
1:46 Vitamin A
2:53 Vitamin D
3:36 Vitamin E
4:35 Resveratrol
5:30 Zinc
6:29 Curcumin
7:29 Selenium

#collagen #vitamin  #antiaging 
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