Children who are exclusively breastfed lack iodine Three-month-old babies who are exclusively breastfed have too little iodine, a new study shows.
Rare intellectual disability: Norwegian doctor discovers supplements that help Intellectual disabilities can be due to genetic defects that interfere with the absorption of nutrients. Two Norwegian brothers with this condition were saved by a dietary supplement with betaine, a substance found in beets.
Is it possible to train the immune system to help in the fight against COVID-19? Many experts have stated that we can’t do anything to improve the immune system's ability to cope with COVID-19. But research actually shows that training an ancient part of the immune system is possible. Could this be useful in future pandemics?
None of the herbal supplements were really as claimed When scientist conducted DNA analyses of some dietary supplements allegedly containing St. John’s wort they found that none contained what their list of ingredients claimed.
Does omega fatty acids help brain development of premature babies? The results from a Norwegian study show no sure long-term effects of omega-3 and omega-6 supplements.
Researchers who endorse miracle cures There’s no shortage of advertisements that promise quick and easy weight loss- and that cite studies to back up their claims. How is this research done?
Evidence is slim for Coffee Slender’s claims The research results don’t back up the product’s marketing promises of rapid weight loss just by switching your brand of coffee.
Creatine – the controversial muscle powder Creatine, which is used as a body building and training supplement, builds myths as well as muscles – so what are the facts?