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Teaming Dairy Foods and Vitamin D Pills May Boost Bone Health
Older adults who take Vitamin D supplements along with specific dairy foods such as milk, yogurt and cheese may have higher bone mineral density in their spine, says a study.
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Calcium Pills May Put Elderly Women At Heart Attack Risk
Taking calcium and vitamin D supplements may prevent bone fractures in elderly women but the net benefits may be outweighed by an increased risk of heart attack and stroke, researchers have warned.
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Calcium/vitamin pills unrelated to BP
A daily dietary supplement of calcium plus vitamin D neither reduces blood pressure nor alters the risk of developing high blood pressure
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Dieting girls short on vital nutrients
Many adolescent girls try to control their weight in ways that may leave them deficient in calcium, iron and other essential nutrients.
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Too many vitamin pills can be bad
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) in UK, recently said that some vitamin and mineral supplements can be bad if in high doses taken for too long. In most cases one can get all the nutrients one needs from a balanced diet but many people choose to take supplements. But taking some high-dose supplements over a long period of time could be harmful.
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Teaming Dairy Foods and Vitamin D Pills May Boost Bone Health
Older adults who take Vitamin D supplements along with specific dairy foods such as milk, yogurt and cheese may have higher bone mineral density in their spine, says a study.
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Calcium Pills May Put Elderly Women At Heart Attack Risk
Taking calcium and vitamin D supplements may prevent bone fractures in elderly women but the net benefits may be outweighed by an increased risk of heart attack and stroke, researchers have warned.
-
Calcium/vitamin pills unrelated to BP
A daily dietary supplement of calcium plus vitamin D neither reduces blood pressure nor alters the risk of developing high blood pressure
-
Dieting girls short on vital nutrients
Many adolescent girls try to control their weight in ways that may leave them deficient in calcium, iron and other essential nutrients.
-
Too many vitamin pills can be bad
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) in UK, recently said that some vitamin and mineral supplements can be bad if in high doses taken for too long. In most cases one can get all the nutrients one needs from a balanced diet but many people choose to take supplements. But taking some high-dose supplements over a long period of time could be harmful.
