“Wonder Bread helps build strong bodies 12 ways.” Remember that advertising slogan? The “miracle bread” of my childhood was reputed to be a key to good health, due to its fortification with vitamins and minerals–which were the “12 ways” it was going to help you become Superwoman.
Fast forward 40 years or so, and we find something new that’s going to “build strong bodies 12 ways.” Though vitamin D’s not new, certainly, it’s getting a fresh look in the press. And for good...
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Children with Crohn's, colitis often lack vitamin D
Children who suffer from Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis are often vitamin-D deficient, a study says. Researchers evaluated 130 patients... Read more »
Study: Vitamin D important for osteoporosis patients
According to new research, doctors should require that all their osteoporosis patients take vitamin D. Scientists say their new study showed that... Read more »
Low vitamin D levels may worsen knee OA
Scientists studying the effects of vitamin D on osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee say low levels of the vitamin may cause more severe symptoms of the... Read more »
Winter can boost heart risks
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