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“Get rid of all trans fats in your diet!” is the main takeaway message from a December 28 study on vitamins and the brain in the journal "Neurology."
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A recent study suggested taking multivitamins can lead to riskier behavior and, as a result, poorer health. The vitamins themselves are seemingly not the problem, but rather the effect the supplements have on one's state of mind.
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Are you a more or less healthy individual making personal choices about the substances you eat or drink? No problem, the Codex Alimentarius will make an end to that!
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Two new studies, simultaneously published in the online edition of the medical journal Pediatrics, suggest the direct association of Vitamin D deficiency with cardiovascular ailments.
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The economic downturn is causing an upturn in alternative medicine usage. Sales of vitamins and herbal supplements, in particular, have risen substantially since the recession began, reports the Associated Press.
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The world is moving in an unstable manner and its economies orbit with a fragility that is universally unsettling. Let's get a Big Mac and figure it out later.
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Do you take vitamin C? Odds are that little tablet you're eating came from China. After the recent scandals involving tainted pet food and toothpaste, what guarantees do we have that our vitamins are safe?
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The FDA is attempting to regulate vitamins, herbs and juices as "drugs". If they achieve this goal, you would need a doctor's prescription for your multivitamins! Whole Foods stores would boast bare shelves, as the pharmaceutical industry stepped in!
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Protection against hearing loss could be as simple as taking a daily, nutritious snack bar.
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Researchers are now suggesting that taking certain vitamin supplements may affect people's lifespan--but not in the way you'd expect.
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How vitamin D deficiency might explain some deaths
 Children born to women who had low levels of vitamin D during their pregnancy are more likely to have language problems, a new study suggests.
Health campaigners have voiced concerns that many people are not getting enough vitamin D, which could lead to an increase in related diseases.
 Taking vitamin D supplements for bone health is fine but using it to prevent and treat other diseases doesn't have clear evidence, a panel of medical experts says.
 Children are more likely to be chubbier if their mother had low levels of vitamin D during pregnancy, a British study suggests.
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