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The Impact of Trace Minerals and Micro-Nutrients on Muscle Development or Protein Synthesis on Pre- and Post-Menopausal Women

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We have learned since our childhood about the importance of getting our “vitamins and minerals”. While we then often learn the importance of vitamin c for immune function and the roles of other vitamins, we typically do not hear as much about how trace minerals and micro-nutrients impact our bodies.

For all of us, but especially for pre and post-menopausal women, trace minerals and micronutrients are essential. Without getting the minerals you need, you will not be able to enjoy a successful body transformation after 48.

Minerals and trace elements are involved in hundreds of biological processes, but why are they so important for muscle development?

Today, we’ll share everything you need to know about trace minerals and micro-nutrients. We’ll also go over ways to get more in your diet.

What are Minerals and Trace Elements?

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Minerals and trace elements are inorganic micronutrients found in plant and animal foods. These micronutrients are essential for many bodily processes that are key for exercise and athlete performance. Specifically, MTEs are necessary for:

Signs of Mineral and Trace Mineral Deficiency

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Minerals and trace elements are important for many different bodily processes. Experts find that there is a significant concern for micronutrient deficiency, specifically of Selenium, Magnesium, Calcium, Iron, and Zinc. MTE deficiency is connected with several health conditions including:

You may experience several symptoms if you lack micronutrients including:

A Closer Look at Key Micronutrients

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Here are six essential micronutrients that people tend to be deficient in and the consequences of not getting enough:

How to Prevent Micronutrient Deficiency

It’s key to note that micronutrients are NOT created in the body, and they must be derived from the diet. While supplements are a good short term solution for upping your nutrient intake, they are not a replacement for healthy eating. The best way to prevent micronutrient deficiency and ensure you have the MTEs you need for muscle development and preservation is to eat a balanced, healthy nutrition plan with the proper nutrients.

Add these ingredients to your shopping cart to boost your MTE intake:

Getting Help with Your Nutrition Plan

The foods above contain some of the critical micronutrients that you’ll need to see live a happy, healthy life of over 48. However, creating the best nutrition plan for you is all about your unique needs and body transformation goals. Our experienced team utilize the JOC Method to provide you with the guidance you need for your stage of life. We’ll help you develop a plan for consuming a sustainable, micronutrient-packed nutrition plan. Get started today by applying for admittance to the Body Academy HERE.

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