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23. of March 2006

Vitamin C against atherosclerosis (hardened arteries)

So far a British research study is showing that C vitamin fights inflammation. Therefore it is very possible that it also fights hardened arteries and blodclots.
 

By: Vitality Council

17. of March 2006

Children with ADHD lack magneisum

A majority of restless ADHD children were lacking in magnesium. All children improved when given magnesium and B6-vitamin supplements.
 

By: Vitality Council

09. of March 2006

Antioxidants against macular degeneration and blindness

Antioxidants can delay the most common cause of blindness in Denmark. It looks like they also can prevent it. Other supplements can possibly directly improve the sight – if they are taken early enough.
 

By: Vitality Council

18. of February 2006

Calcium supplements with vitamin D against colon cancer?

A large study attempted to show whether or not calcium and vitamin D prevent colon cancer. It was a strange study, using low doses over a short period.
 

By: Vitality Council

11. of February 2006

By all Means: Enjoy a great Sauce!

One of the know-it-all expert councils has turned out to be wrong - again! A diet without fat does not benefit health.
 

By: Vitality Council

02. of February 2006

Glusosamine is more that just glucosamine

Watch out. Read the declaration carefully, when you buy Glucosamine for your osteoarthrosis.
 

By: Vitality Council

01. of February 2006

Greater need for vitamin B-12

Middle-aged and elderly women's need for Vitamin B-12 is with great certainty 2,5 times higher than previously believed. A daily vitamin tablet is often not enough.
 

By: Vitality Council

25. of January 2006

Lipoic Acid. Perhaps The Medicine Of The Future?

Lipoic acid is a simple fatty acid which is produced in all human cells. It is considered to be the ideal antioxidant and it may actually be highly beneficial against diabetes, neurological damage, and more. However, it is banned in Denmark.
 

By: Vitality Council

18. of January 2006

Selenium, A Potent Substance Against Cancer

Studies from all angles support the idea that selenium works against cancer. Even though there is need for more research, an optimal dose can be suggested.
 

By: Vitality Council

09. of January 2006

Vitamins against aging

The need for many vitamins increases with age. A deficiency can be compared to radiation exposure, which causes mutations, decreased energy production, cancer, and age-related changes in the body, according to one of the World's leading nutrition scientists.
 

By: Vitality Council

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