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Dieters may have an increased risk of vitamin and mineral deficiencies
6 August 2010
Popular weight loss diets may be accompanied by inadequate vitamin and mineral intake, suggests a new US study.
15 June 2018
As a highly-regarded professional football physician, Julian Bailes, M.D., initiated some of the earliest research focused on DHA omega-3 to support an athlete’s brain. The University of Wyoming embraces this science by nourishing its athletes with DHA omega-3 to help support brain health pre- and post-injuries.
Take a look inside the University of Wyoming’s sports program by hearing from its directors of sports medicine and rehabilitation, as well as its athletic trainer.
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6 August 2010
Popular weight loss diets may be accompanied by inadequate vitamin and mineral intake, suggests a new US study.
5 February 2013
US researchers suggest, based on animal experiments, that dietary vitamin E in the form of gamma- and delta-tocopherol could be beneficial in reducing the risk of, and even treating, certain cancers. Experts criticized that animal models do not accurately reflect human metabolism and that cancer development depends on multiple factors.
5 December 2011
Vitamin D deficiency and low calcium intakes may be highly prevalent in patients with prostate cancer, says a new Spanish study.