
Take Vitamin D Supplements with Meals
Taking vitamin D supplements with food may be a cost-effective strategy to achieve optimum levels.
Taking vitamin D supplements with food may be a cost-effective strategy to achieve optimum levels.
Why the current vitamin D recommendations may be too low, other expert recommendations may be too high, and 2000 international units a day may be just right.
People respond differently to the same level of vitamin D supplementation, making it difficult to formulate one-size-fits-all guidelines.
To reach the circulating (25-hydroxy) vitamin D levels associated with the lowest overall mortality, one may need to take supplements, given data suggesting suboptimal production from sun—even under optimal circumstances.
Vitamin D deficiency may shorten one’s lifespan, but getting too much vitamin D may also adversely affect longevity.
The Institute of Medicine’s conservative position on vitamin D is understandable, given the history of hyped vitamin supplements (vitamin A, beta carotene, folic acid, vitamin C, vitamin E) that turned out worthless—or worse.
Should the vitamin D levels found in lifeguards be considered the norm for our species, given the fact that we evolved running around naked all day in equatorial Africa?
Major fish oil manufacturers and drug stores are being sued for failing to disclose the PCB pollutants in fish oil supplements.
New research suggests that multivitamin use may significantly increase the risk of breast cancer and prostate cancer.
Kale works better at boosting antioxidant levels in the skin than synthetic beta carotene, lutein, and mixed carotenoid supplements.
Excessive intake of kelp (kombu) or thyroid-containing sausages can lead to iodine toxicity.
Disinfectants used to sanitize cow udders may provide a source of iodine for dairy consumers, but can also increase the concentration of pus in milk from cows with staph infection mastitis.
Vitamin B12 deficiency is common among those eating vegetarian and particularly vegan diets because of failure to take B12 supplements or eat B12-fortifed foods.
Vitamin B12 is an imperative for those eating vegetarian and vegan diets, especially during pregnancy and infancy.
Vitamin B12 deficiency can be life-threatening.
How much has the nutrient content of food crops declined over the last 50 years?
Ocho productos sometidos a prueba para la reducción del colesterol.
Pagar por una vida más corta.
La potencial neurotoxicidad de los suplementos de espirulina es otra preocupación.
Más evidencia que relaciona los suplementos Juice Plus+® con la inflamación hepática.
La toxicidad hepática asociada a los suplementos de Herbalife® puede deberse a la toxicidad de la vitamina A.
El hecho de que las algas verdeazules tengan efectos potencialmente neurotóxicos sigue siendo motivo de preocupación.
Chlorella does not have the toxins that may be present in blue-green algae supplements and spirulina.
Concerns about spirulina supplements extend to liver toxicity.
Incluso los flexitarianos podrían estar en mayor riesgo de desarrollar artritis.
Al elegir fuentes a base de algas de ácidos grasos omega-3 de cadena larga, uno puede obtener los beneficios del consumo de pescado sin los riesgos de este último.
Equilibrando los riesgos y beneficios del consumo de pescado.
Hay dos vitaminas que no son producidas por las plantas que pueden requerir suplementación.
Pagar para vivir menos.
Los que comen dietas basadas en plantas deben garantizar una fuente confiable de vitamina B12 a través de suplementos o alimentos enriquecidos
Lo que la literatura científica revisada por terceros tiene que decir sobre los suplementos de Herbalife®.
Lo que la literatura científica revisada por terceros tiene que decir sobre el jugo de noni.
Al tratar de alcanzar tus nueve porciones diarias de frutas y verduras, ¿cuáles no cuentan?
Los riesgos asociados con estos suplementos pueden superar los beneficios.