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September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day – How could nutrients help, and what effects do they have on our mood? Key Points Vitamin D can improve self-perceived measurements of mental and emotional wellness;...
Studies demonstrate that both vitamin D and magnesium levels can individually affect the risk of atrial fibrillation Key Points Atrial fibrillation affects an estimated 2.7 million Americans or more, and can lead to serious...
Studies show how nutritional deficiencies can decrease conception success, and during pregnancy and early infancy, may lead to damages that are irreversible beyond certain critical points in development Key Points Vitamin D is necessary...
A review describes the bi-directional links between diabetes and COVID-19; could vitamin D and magnesium affect this relationship and help protect from both? Key Points Studies have revealed the possibility of a reverse association...
Studies show how magnesium, omega-3s, and vitamin D can help lower blood pressure and reduce the risk for hypertension, sometimes more effectively than other conventional interventions Key Points Left untreated, high blood pressure can...
Anxiety & Depression can be Related to Poor Nutrient Status and Other Health Markers Key Points Vitamin D can improve self-perceived measurements of mental and emotional wellness; improvements have been positively associated with higher...
Vitamin D deficiency found to increase risk of miscarriage by 94% and increase risk of recurrent miscarriage 4 times; vitamin D deficiency among male partners can also contribute to risk Key Points Compared to...
Studies show that lower magnesium intake and status is associated with a higher risk of having or developing type 2 diabetes Key Points Several studies have shown an inverse relationship between magnesium intake and...