Tea May Reduce Risk of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
According to a new review of existing clinical trials, drinking tea catechins or gargling tea may help protect against upper respiratory infection and the flu.
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Daily Supplementation With Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of Acute Respiratory Infection
According to a new study, daily supplementation with vitamin D may help reduce the risk of acute respiratory infection.Read now -
Long-Term Exposure To Air Pollution May Increase Risk of Cardiovascular and Respiratory Illnesses
A new study suggests that long-term exposure to air pollutants may increase the risk of cardiovascular and respiratory illnesses in mature adults.Read now -
Low Vitamin D Levels Associated With Higher Risk of Respiratory Illness
Read nowPneumonia and other respiratory illnesses can be fatal when we’re in our later years. A recent study has found that the risk of respiratory illness is increased in mature adults with low levels of vitamin D. Researchers for this study...
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Vitamin D Could Reduce Global All-Cause Mortality Rates by 15%
Read nowVitamin D has been linked with the prevention of a number of chronic diseases. Now a study from the Sunlight, Nutrition, and Health Research Center in San Francisco suggests that vitamin D may help reduce global mortality rates by lowering...
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Vitamins E and A Shown to Help Slow Down Hearing Loss
Read nowDo you find yourself saying “What?” a little more often than before during conversations? Researchers from the University of Sydney conducted a study that found you may be able to prevent your hearing loss from getting worse by increasing your...
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Vitamin A May Slow Growth of Pancreatic Cancer Cells
Read nowPancreatic cancer is virtually undetectable in the early stages and extremely difficult to treat once it spreads outside of the pancreas. As a result it is one of the most lethal forms of cancer. Scientists at Barts, the University of...
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Vitamin B6 May Slash Lung Cancer Risk
Read nowA new analysis found that vitamin B6 may significantly reduce the risk of developing lung cancer. The analysis was conducted by the International Agency for Research on Cancer in France and published in the June 2010 issue of the Journal...
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Women Over 45 Could Benefit from Vitamin E Supplements
Read nowA recent study found that women over 45 years of age may be able to reduce their risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary heart disease (COPD) by taking daily supplements of Vitamin E. COPD is a progressive disease of the...
