Vitamin B12 linked to slower mental decline
Increased levels of vitamin B12, but not folate, may reduce the rate of age-related cognitive decline and dementia, suggests a new study.
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Increased levels of vitamin B12, but not folate, may reduce the rate of age-related cognitive decline and dementia, suggests a new study.
European consumption of goji berry products appears to be centered on the UK, suggests Mintel's Global New Products Database, which lists four new launches in the market in 2006.
The American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) has urged doctors and healthcare practitioners to ask patients about their use of herbs in an effort to foster communication on the issue.
For the first time, Canada's official Food Guide has made provisions for supplements. A trade association has endorsed these changes though it is calling on the government to give dietary supplements more play in the document.
Daily supplements of calcium and vitamin D, long linked to improving bone health, may also reduce the risk of stress fractures during exercise, scientists have reported.