Vitamin supplements
Vitamin Supplements or Natural Foods, What Works Better?Natural foods provide the best nutrition to the human body and there is no evidence to prove that vitamin supplements can better a person's health, medical experts have claimed. "All kinds of natural food if ...
- Excess Vitamin A May Damage Your Immune System
Deficiency of Vitamin A may lead a decrease in immune function, dry skin, problems with reproduction and cessation of bone growth. But this new study, published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology, shows that ...
- Dried Toad & Snakeskin: Old-School Remedies Cool China's Vitamin Fever
China's much-hyped market for vitamins and supplements is facing a steep challenge from traditional remedies from ginseng to deer antler, even as the sector's rise fuels billion-dollar deals and share price surges.
- Obese People Take Note: Load Up on Vitamin E
Obese people need to have a diet rich in vitamin E as they require more than normal levels of the vitamin and at the same time they get less of it, says a study.
- Dietary Supplements for Kids Exceed Vitamin Doses: Study
Take stock if your kid is on vitamin supplements as he/she may be consuming a greater amount than recommended. According to a new study, a child's body may lack the ability to handle excess amounts ...
- Spirulina: An Algae Which is a Superfood (No, Really!)
Never judge a book by its cover - if you stick with that theory, you'll quickly learn that spirulina is truly a superfood with benefits beyond most others.
