Now it's vitamin D in question, would you believe?
July 14th 2010 17:19
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Research: Vitamin D intake could affect your brain
(NECN/CNN) - Vitamin D is essential for strong bones and teeth, and in some studies, has even been found to ward off cancer.
Now, new research shows low amounts of Vitamin D in the body could affect the brain. A new study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine finds a clear link between the lack of Vitamin D and the development of dementia.
Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that is found in foods such as oily fish. It can also be found in a dietary supplement.
Susan Hendricks reports
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I'm wary of the ingestion of all substances which come in a bottle and that generally includes vitamins.
But I'm in the minority here, I know.
Watch out for symptoms you can't otherwise explain.