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While a food-first approach is ideal, busy schedules, limited access to whole foods, gaps in nutritional knowledge, and the intense demands of sports, recovery, and growth can create nutrient shortfalls in youth diets. These gaps often show up as too few fruits and vegetables and not enough omega-3-rich fish. The Journal of the American Medical Association recommends a high-quality multivitamin/mineral supplement as "dietary insurance," complementing a healthy diet for optimal benefits. For families following a youth sports mental wellness blog, choosing NSF Certified for Sport® supplements adds safety and convenience. Proper hydration also matters, with low-sugar options helping protect oral health.
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