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Dietary Supplements: Information for Health and Wellbeing: Publications and Documents

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The Disabled World (DW) category Supplements: Information for Health and Wellbeing features diverse publications, including peer-reviewed research, informative articles, and overviews on health supplements and their effects. Topics range from the benefits and risks of specific supplements like Vitamin D, CoQ10, and Resveratrol, to broader discussions on amino acids, proteins, and the importance of fiber. With some items updated or revised, these resources offer potentially helpful and interesting insights into how supplements may affect health, aging, cognitive function, and various conditions, targeting a general audience as well as individuals with disabilities and seniors.

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Dietary Supplements: Information for Health and Wellbeing: Publications and Resources (34 Items)
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Hypervitaminosis D cases are rising and can cause several potentially serious health issues.


HGH has an effect on almost all our tissues and organs, it enhances growth of various organs and tissues, muscle and bone, and increases protein synthesis.


Study indicates when people consume a natural dietary supplement called nicotinomide riboside daily it mimics caloric restriction kick-starting the same key chemical pathways responsible for its health benefits.

Study reveals drinking beetroot juice supplement before working out makes the brain of older adults perform more efficiently.


NeoLife CoQ10 uses advanced biogenic technology to source natural pharmaceutical grade CoQ10 - Ubiquinone - delivered in bio-available form supporting heart health and cellular energy.


Phytoceramides are plant-derived molecules that can replace lost ceramides giving new structure to the skin that fills in wrinkles and fine facial lines.


News regarding HGH therapy touted to reduce wrinkles, boost energy, increase muscle mass, decrease body fat and make people look and feel decades younger.


Debate regarding whether a multivitamin and mineral supplement should be taken by most people to help obtain needed micronutrients.


Article looks at a number of natural remedies commonly used for relief of menopause symptoms.


Information regarding Himalayan salt, a rock salt popular among health food advocates who seek it for the nutritional value of its fairly abundant trace minerals.


Amino acids help the brain to send and receive messages to different parts of the body.


Relationship between frequency of dietary supplement use and the health status of individuals.


Resveratrols ability to protect from oxidative stress is effective in protecting against irradiative damage.


Information regarding Potassium iodide, also referred to as KI, a form of salt of non-radioactive iodine in medicinal form.


Salba is a form of whole grain rich in fiber, linolenic acid (ALA), as well as minerals. In addition to conventional treatment, Salba is beneficial to people with type II diabetes.


Studies show that plant stem cells may wake up your skin cells and help them fight against aging and wrinkles.


USDA is recognizing that most Americans are not getting all the micronutrients they need from their diet.

Guidance on safe supplement use during pregnancy, covering essential nutrients, risks, and tailored advice for diverse needs, including disabilities.



Beverages supplemented by whey-based protein can significantly reduce elevated blood pressure and reduce risk of stroke and heart disease.


Red yeast rice has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties and is an increasingly popular alternative lipid-lowering therapy.

70 year old neurosurgeon Dr. Joe Maroon, MD, competed in the Ford Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.

Outlines new guidelines concerning the iron needs of infants and children.


HelixLife offers revolutionary solutions to personal health and skin care using GeneLinks advanced technology.


Long-term studies support roles of physical activity and diet in dementia and cognitive decline.

Recent Mintel research suggests fiber is noticeably absent from the typical American diet.


Information regarding vitamin and mineral supplements including the suggested amounts taken daily.


Iron supplements are often given to individuals who are low in Iron concentrations in their blood.


My son is seventeen and autistic and until recently he would never eat fruit or vegetables until I discovered probiotics.


Review of probiotic trial research finds only Bifantis able to claim efficacy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Coral calcium is a dietary supplement derived from remnants of living coral that have fallen from coral reefs.

Many people today are turning to natural remedies and using herbal supplements and vitamins to maintain and improve their health.


Rather than have your doctor write a prescription determine whether drug therapy is really needed in the case at hand.

Methylsulfonylmethane or MSM is basically a sulphur compound that occurs in all animal or vegetable foods.


The Krebs Cycle is a process that requires a lot of energy and cannot take place when the body is low on energy.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

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