Vitamin D for multiple sclerosis
Relatively short term supplementation with vitamin D can improve cognitive performance and memory in people with multiple sclerosis.
read moreRelatively short term supplementation with vitamin D can improve cognitive performance and memory in people with multiple sclerosis.
read moreA new comparative study found that dry roasted, lightly salted nuts are just as likely to improve cardiovascular health as raw nuts.
read moreDietary arsenic exposure from rice is a possible health risk and minimizing dietary exposure could be important.
read moreNutritional supplementation with amino acids may be a useful way to improve sleep and reduce fatigue, according to a clinical intervention study.
read moreA clinical trial found that supplementation with a prebiotic reduced blood endotoxin level by 40% and reduced a cardiovascular risk marker.
read morePeople with a common gene variant could benefit from personalized B vitamin therapy, with large reductions in blood pressure independent of anti-hypertensive medication.
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