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A new study has found that taking a multivitamin and mineral supplement formulated to improve immune function may help reduce illness severity and symptoms.Read now
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Plant Extract Supplement May Help Relieve Some Hangover Symptoms
According to a new study, supplementation with plant extracts may help relieve some hangover symptoms.Read now -
Minerals May Help Boost Workout for Women
Read nowWe don’t usually think of minerals as workout supplements, but recent research may change that perception. A recent study suggests that taking three mineral supplements — three mineral chelates, carnitine, and phosphatidylserine — may help boost aerobic exercise performance for...
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Eating Vitamin and Mineral-Rich Foods May Slow Aging
Read nowA recent study suggests that eating a lot of vitamin and mineral-rich foods in early adulthood may slow the biological process of aging, as measured by leukocyte telomere length. Telomeres are the protective “cap” on the end of chromosomes that...
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Nutritional Deficiencies May Be Cause of Some Health Issues
Read nowExercising regularly and eating a balanced diet usually help improve blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels. However, some people do not see improvements. A recent study suggests that this may be due to inflammation induced by vitamin and mineral deficiencies....
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Multivitamins May Improve Brain Functioning Later in Life
Read nowA recent study suggests that taking a multivitamin that has vitamins, minerals, plant extracts, and antioxidants may improve the brain functioning of mature woman, perhaps by lowering levels of the amino acid homocysteine. Previous research suggests that high levels of...