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Those habits contributed to a vitamin D deficiency that has helped weaken
the 18-year-old's bones and left him prone to fractures. Doctors say it's
an often overlooked problem that may affect millions of U.S. adolescents.
Often undetected and untreated, vitamin D deficiency puts them at risk...
, of 894 words 1417. Tulsa World - July 3, 2003 Family doctor: Most
studies rate vitamin E as safe, effective Dear Dr. Douma: I've been
taking vitamin E for many years now. But I recently heard that if you
have heart disease, it does more harm than good. Apparently, there was a
"study" made. Have you heard anything about this? -- A.B., Buffalo, N.Y.
Answer: In the last few weeks, a medical study was published that didn't
show vitamin E to be effective against heart disease. Since this confirms
another major study that was reported three years... , of 711 words 1417.
Tribune, The (San Luis Obispo, CA) - June 13, 2003 ANTIOXIDANT VITAMINS
DON'T HELP HEART, STUDY SAYS LONDON -- Vitamin E and beta-carotene pills
are useless for warding off major heart problems, and beta-carotene, a
source of vitamin A, may be harmful, an analysis of key studies has
concluded.Many experts say the finding, published this week in The Lancet
medical journal, settles the issue of antioxidant vitamins for heart
health. But others argue that the pills might still prove useful if
started earlier and that while they do not seem to prevent heart attacks
and premature death,... , of 573 words 1417. The *- April 7, 2003
Supplements urged for breast-fed babies, Vitamin D deficiency, rickets
linked to drop in sunlight exposure CHICAGO (AP) - The American Academy
of Pediatrics says all exclusively breast-fed infants should receive
vitamin D supplements to prevent rickets, a bone-weakening disease
doctors fear may be becoming more common. Breast-fed infants should
receive vitamin supplements beginning at 2 months of age and until they
begin taking at least 17 ounces daily of vitamin D-fortified milk, the
academy says in a new policy statement. The academy recommends
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1417. Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, IA) - April 7, 2003 Doctors: Give
nursing babies vitamin D, Supplement:American Academy of Pediatrics says
breast-fed babies can be at greater risk for rickets CHICAGO (AP) - The
American Academy of Pediatrics says all exclusively breast-fed infants
should receive vitamin D supplements to prevent rickets, a bone-weakening
disease doctors fear might be becoming more common.Breast-fed infants
should receive vitamin supplements beginning at 2 months and until they
begin taking at least 17 ounces daily of vitamin D-fortified milk, the
academy says in a new policy statement.The academy recommends
multivitamin supplements containing 200.

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.. , of 636 words 1417. Chicago Tribune - December 12, 2003 Panel urges
FDA alter list of daily nutrients In a decision that could roil the food
and dietary supplement industries, a federal advisory panel on Thursday
urged that the amount of vitamins and minerals recommended as part of a
healthy diet be drastically changed to more closely resemble the needs of
an average person. The panel advised the Food and Drug Administration to
change the way it calculates the recommended daily values for nutrients,
which are listed on "nutrition facts" labels on packaged foods... , of
962 words 1417. Star-Ledger, The (Newark, NJ) - October 28, 2003 Vitamin
D found to be lacking in many Americans Millions of Americans may not get
enough vitamin D, a nutrient important for strong bones. It is a problem
made worse in the winter, when the sun's rays are not intense enough in
most of the country to help bodies make the sunshine vitamin.
Substituting food can be difficult because of a lack of vitamin D-rich
options. Already doctors are urging that breast-fed babies get vitamin D
supplements to fend off a shocking return of rickets, a soft-bone
disease, most often... , of 612 words 1417. *- October 4, 2003 Vitamins
could be dangerous QIs there such a thing as vitamin abuse? I am
concerned about a relative who may be using vitamins in excess. Can you
also recommend a book that covers what vitamins are needed, what is
retained and which could be harmful? A Some vitamins can, indeed, be
poisonous in large doses. The most notorious are the following: * Vitamin
A is contained in meat and fish products, as well as in many fruits and
vegetables. It is necessary for normal vision and healthy skin and bones.
The... , of 431 words 1417. Tulsa World - September 1, 2003 Teenagers'
bones need vitamin D Leon Jordan moves into his dormitory room Friday at
Benedictine University in Lisle, Ill., with the help of his mother, Mary
Henderson. Jordan has a vitamin D deficiency that doctors say is an
underrecognized problem that may affect millions of U.S. adolescents.ANNE
RYAN / Associated Press CHICAGO -- In some ways, Leon Jordan is a pretty
typical teenager -- he doesn't get much outdoor exercise, prefers movies
and video games, and won't drink milk. ... , of 759 words 1417. *-
September 1, 2003 Overlooked vitamin D deficiency in teens, called
epidemic by some, causes weak bones In some ways, Leon Jordan is a pretty
typical teenager -- he doesn't get much outdoor exercise, prefers movies
and video games, and won't drink milk. Those habits contributed to a
vitamin D deficiency that has helped weaken the 18-year-old's bones and
left him prone to fractures. Doctors say it's an often overlooked problem
that may affect millions of U.S. adolescents. Often undetected and
untreated, vitamin D deficiency puts them at risk... , of 894 words 1417.
*- August 31, 2003 Overlooked vitamin D deficiency in teens, called
epidemic by some, causes weak bones In some ways, Leon Jordan is a pretty
typical teenager -- he doesn't get much outdoor exercise, prefers movies
and video games, and won't drink milk.

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*Milk in the United States is fortified with 10 micrograms of vitamin D
per quart.*One cup of vitamin D fortified milk supplies about one-fourth
of the estimated daily need of this vitamin for adults.*Dairy products
made from milk - such as cheese, yogurt and ice cream - generally are not
fortified with vitamin D.*Only a few foods naturally contain significant
amounts of vitamin D,... , of 361 words 1417. *- June 1, 2004 FITNESS
NOTES, VITAMINS GO FROM TABLET TO SPRAY The idea is appealing. Just spray
vitamins into the mouth --- think Binaca breath freshener with a
nutritional boost --- and those enormous, old-fashioned pills become a
thing of the past.An increasing array of products promises that a few
spritzes a day can get more vitamins into the bloodstream than tablets or
capsules, which must dissolve in the stomach before being absorbed by the
small intestine. The mist is readily absorbed by tissues beneath the
tongue or lining the cheeks, the... , of 561 words 1417. Newsletter
(Belfast, Northern Ireland) - March 23, 2004 Newsletter: HEALTH WATCH:
Your body needs vitamin C NATURE gave us an immune system to fight
infections, yet it didn't give us one of the vital components for that
constant fight - vitamin C.In fact, animals are better prepared for this
since they make their own vitamin C, but humans cannot make it. Even when
an animal is ill, it makes much more for the fight which is probably why
so many animals recover without having to be treated by a vet.We also
need much more vitamin C when we are ill, and our requirements should
fall... , of 506 words 1417. Charlotte Observer, The (NC) - March 14,
2004 IS MORE THAN RDA TOO MUCH?, VITAMIN GUIDELINES ARE MINIMUM STANDARDS
TAILOR DOSE TO YOUR NEEDS The multi-vitamin I am taking exceeds the RDA
(Recommended Daily Allowance). I am concerned I may be taking too many
vitamins. What do you recommend?It is important to understand that the
RDAs were set back in the 1940s. A committee was formed to find out the
nutritional needs necessary to keep men who were going to war from
returning with deficiencies that caused disease. The primary concerns
were scurvy (vitamin C), pellagra (niacin) and Beriberi (vitamin B1).The
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351352353354355356357358359 1417. Cincinnati Post, The (OH) - December
18, 2003 MILLIONS DON'T GET ENOUGH VITAMIN D Millions of Americans may
not get enough vitamin D, a nutrient important for strong bones.It is a
problem made worse in the winter, when the sun's rays are not intense
enough in most of the country to help bodies make the sunshine vitamin.
Substituting food can be difficult because of a lack of vitamin D-rich
options.Already doctors are urging that breast-fed babies get vitamin D
supplements to fend off a shocking return of rickets, a soft-bone
disease, most often seen in.

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27 Coca-Cola Consolidated debuted a vitamin- and mineral-supplement drink
called Defense in the Triad this week. The Charlotte Coca-Cola bottler
said that the beverage helps boost the immune system and is the first
high-tech beverage. The beverage uses FreshCan technology, which keeps
vitamins and minerals dry and separate from the liquid until consumers
activate the mixture by opening the can.Brain Twist Inc. in New York
created the beverage and Degussa FreshTech Beverages and Ball... , of 548
words 1417. *- January 11, 2006 Vitamin D can reduce risk of cancer Dear
Dr. H: I know that vitamin D is necessary for strong bones, but have you
ever heard of it helping to prevent breast cancer? My friend takes 800
units every day. - M.D., Allentown, Pa. Dear M.D.: Actually, extra
vitamin D may not only help reduce the risk of breast cancer, but colon
and ovarian cancers, too. We've known about an association between
sunlight and cancer risk since the 1940s. Vitamin D, a vitamin
synthesized in our bodies via sunlight on our skin, is naturally... , of
286 words 1417. *- January 3, 2006 VITAMIN C DEFICIENCY CAN HINDER WEIGHT
LOSS Long before I ever dreamed of becoming a registered dietitian, I saw
my first case of nutritional deficiency. My pet guinea pig died of scurvy
-- a fatal disease caused by a lack of vitamin C. I never saw his
receding gums, joint pain, neuropathy (nerve pain) or swollen, discolored
"black legs." I saw (too late) his lack of energy and vigor only before
he died.Over the years, I have known of just one human case of scurvy --
a man who ate only canned and packaged... , of 512 words 1417. *- October
24, 2005 VITAMIN C DEFICIENCY CAN BE FATAL Long before I ever dreamed of
becoming a registered dietitian, I saw my first case of nutritional
deficiency. My pet guinea pig died of scurvy -- a fatal disease caused by
a lack of vitamin C. I never saw his receding gums, joint pain,
neuropathy (nerve pain) or swollen, discolored "black legs." I only saw
(too late) his lack of energy and vigor before he died.Over the years, I
have known of just one human case of scurvy -- a man who ate only canned
and packaged... , of 543 words 1417. *- September 19, 2005 NUTRITION
Research shows influence of vitamin C on weight control Long before I
ever dreamed of becoming a registered dietitian, I saw my first case of
nutritional deficiency. My pet guinea pig died of scurvy - a fatal
disease caused by a lack of vitamin C. I never saw his receding gums,
joint pain, neuropathy (nerve pain) or swollen, discolored "black legs."
I only saw (too late) his lack of energy and vigor. Over the years, I
have known of just one human case of scurvy - a man who ate only canned
and packaged foods where... , of 392 words 1417. *- September 12, 2005
Everyone gets enough vitamin C, right? Long before I ever dreamed of
becoming a registered dietitian, I saw my first case of nutritional
deficiency.

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High levels of vitamin D translated to a 50 percent lower risk of breast
cancer, one study found. Even modestly higher levels resulted in 10
percent less risk, which would translate to 20,000 fewer cases a year if
it were true of all... , of 486 words 1417. Daily Reporter-Herald, The
(Loveland, CO) - March 13, 2006 B vitamins ineffectual in heart disease
fight, according to 2 studies Findings contradict previously accepted
theory The Washington Post Contrary to a widely promoted theory, B
vitamins do not cut the risk for heart attacks or strokes, according to
two large new studies. The findings, released Sunday, are the latest in a
series of recent studies that have found vitamins and other dietary
supplements fail to have the health benefits they are touted for.The new
findings undermine a theory that taking B vitamins to reduce levels of an
amino acid in the blood called homocysteine could protect against heart
attacks and strokes.... , of 660 words 1417. Washington Post, The (DC) -
March 13, 2006 Two Studies Deflate Benefits of B Vitamins Contrary to a
widely promoted theory, B vitamins do not cut the risk for heart attacks
or strokes, according to two large new studies.The findings, released
yesterday, are the latest in a series of recent studies that have found
vitamins and other dietary supplements fail to have the health benefits
they are touted for.The new findings undermine a theory that taking B
vitamins to reduce levels of an amino acid in the blood called
homocysteine could protect against heart attacks and... , of 666 words
1417. Los Angeles Times - Washington Post News Service - March 12, 2006 B
Vitamins Do Not Cut Risk for Heart Attacks or Strokes, Contrary to a
widely promoted theory, B vitamins do not cut the risk for heart attacks
or strokes, according to two large new studies.The findings, released
Sunday, are the latest in a series of recent studies that have found
vitamins and other dietary supplements fail to have the health benefits
they are touted for.The new findings undermine a theory that taking B
vitamins to reduce levels of an amino acid in the blood called
homocysteine could protect against heart attacks and... , of 660 words
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349350351352353354355356357 1417. Signal, The (Santa Clarita, CA) -
March 12, 2006 Did You Take Your Vitamin E Today? The term vitamin E
describes a family of eight antioxidants, along with tocopherols and
tocotrienols. That might seem to be rather scientific, and it is. How
does it apply to your business? According to the Linus Pauling Institute,
vitamin E deficiency is linked to malnutrition. It results in impaired
balance and coordination, injury to the sensory nerves, muscle weakness,
and damage to the retina of the eye.Gerry Faust, Ph.D. states "Vitamin E
is essential for your... , of 706 words 1417. Knight-Ridder/Tribune
Business News - January 27, 2006 Coca-Cola debuts vitamin-supplement
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University of Michigan scientists used a computer model to weigh
everything that's known about homocysteine's harmful effects and how
folic acid and... , of 699 words 1417. Sunday Mail, The (Brisbane,
Australia) - November 19, 2000 are you playing vitamin roulette? You can
supplement until you rattle but if you follow a B with booze or a C with
a ciggie you've just wiped out their benefit. MILISSA DEITZ reports on
how to mix and match your vitamins WHO is getting the more nutrients? The
non-smoker who washes down multi-vitamins with coffee, or the smoker who
takes supplements with breakfast?Neither, actually; both are doing more
for their S-bend than the inside of their bodies.While there is no
conclusive research to prove vitamins... , of 1354 words 1417. Sunday
Telegraph (Sydney, Australia) - November 5, 2000 But I've taken my
vitamins You can supplement until you rattle, but if you follow a B with
booze or a C with a ciggie you've just wiped out their benefit. Milissa
Deitz reports on how to mix and match your vitamins. Who is getting the
most nutrients? The non-smoker who washes down multivitamins with coffee
or the smoker who takes supplements with breakfast? Neither actually;
both are doing more for their S-bend than the inside of their own
bodies.While there is no conclusive research to prove that... , of 1508
words 1417. Newsday (Melville, NY) - October 11, 2000 Settlement in
Vitamin Scandal / Firms to pay $255M to states For nearly a decade, a
half-dozen vitamin makers allegedly conspired to fix prices and control
the sale of their products. Their actions, it is alleged, led to
artificially high prices in items ranging from cattle feed to milk to
cereal In a settlement announced yesterday, the companies have agreed to
pay $255 million to state governments over the price-fixing charges
-although they admit no wrongdoing.New York State stands to gain at least
$25 million, of which $19 million will pay... , of 436 words 1417. *-
April 12, 2000 The ills of poppin' pills First, vitamins were our
saviors; then the real truth came out My local supermarket has row upon
row of vitamins, minerals, extracts, compounds and mixtures that hint at
curing or preventing all known health problems.The section for these
concoctions is located across the aisle from medicines typically used for
headaches, colds, sore throats and such.One side of the aisle is for
people who have an ailment they want to get rid of. The other side is for
people who are trying to not get something they'll want to get rid... ,
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354355356357358359360361362 1417. *- April 11, 2000 VITAMINS CAN MAKE
YOU SICK People who scarf down megadoses of vitamins C and E, selenium
and beta carotene aren't helping ward off disease -- and may actually be
harming themselves, the government said yesterday. In setting the upper
limits for vitamins C and E and for selenium, a National Academy of
Sciences panel said most people already get enough of the vitamins and
nutrients by eating a normal diet.

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Tens of millions of Americans take supplements that include
antioxidants--a category that includes Vitamin C, Vitamin E,
beta-carotene and selenium. A recent survey by Prevention magazine
suggested the number of people taking the supplements may be as high as
80... , of 726 words 1417. *- August 10, 2001 Antioxidants don't work as
expected Vitamins may work against cholesterol drugs, study finds
Antioxidants, which have been trumpeted as wonder vitamins on product
labels from skin treatments to tomato juice, may actually be harmful for
people taking cholesterol-lowering drugs, according to new research.Tens
of millions of Americans take supplements containing antioxidants - a
category that includes Vitamin C, Vitamin E, beta-carotene and selenium.
A recent survey by Prevention magazine suggested the number of people
taking the supplements may be as high as 80 million.Since the... , of 647
words 1417. Carolina Morning News (GA) - May 18, 2001 VITAMIN, MINERAL
OVERDOSE CAN CAUSE ILLNESS Vitamin and mineral dietary supplements have a
long history of use at levels consistent with the Recommended Dietary
Allowances (RDA) or at low multiples of the RDA, and are generally
considered safe at these levels for the general population. Intakes above
the RDA, however, vary widely in their potential for adverse effects.
Certain vitamins and minerals that are safe when consumed at low levels
are toxic at higher doses. The difference between a safe low dose and a
toxic higher dose is... , of 516 words 1417. Record, The (Kitchner,
Ontario, Canada) - January 19, 2001 High vitamin intake can be risky,
report warns If you regularly take dietary supplements, check the labels
to make sure they don't exceed the revised recommendations set last week
for a dozen vitamins and minerals from A to zinc. Issued by the American
Institute of Medicine, the new recommendations not only set new daily
intakes, but also establish for the first time upper limits for vitamin
A, iron, copper, iodine, manganese, molybdenum and zinc. Exceeding those
limits could produce toxicity.How high is too high? For... , of 530 words
1417. *- December 12, 2000 Vitamins could help fight heart disease A
vitamin a day to keep heart disease at bay? Could be.The new bad guy for
heart disease -- an amino acid called homocysteine -- seems to be chased
out of the bloodstream by two B-complex vitamins. And according to new
research, just getting the recommended daily allowance could make a lot
of middle-agers live longer.University of Michigan scientists used a
computer model to weigh everything that's known about homocysteine's
harmful effects and how folic acid... , of 578 words 1417. Scripps Howard
News Service - December 11, 2000 HEART-DISEASE VILLAIN COULD BE FOILED BY
VITAMINS A vitamin a day to keep heart disease at bay? Could be.The new
bad guy for heart disease - an amino acid called homocysteine - seems to
be chased out of the bloodstream by two B-complex vitamins. And according
to new research, just getting the recommended daily allowance could make
a lot of middle-agers live longer.

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.. , of 415 words 1417. Sunday Mail (Adelaide, Australia) - August 4,
2002 Here's why you should take your vitamin pills every day. These days,
the aisles of every pharmacy and health food shop are groaning with the
weight of different lines of vitamins, each proclaiming their superiority
over the others. Most people know that vitamins are good for you - as
well as being beneficial for maintaining the body's good health, I would
say that they are essential to life itself.Many doctors or nutritionists
will tell you that a sensible all-round Here's why you should take your
vitamin pills every day. These days, the aisles of every pharmacy and
health food shop are groaning with the weight of different lines of
vitamins, each proclaiming their superiority over the others. Most people
know that vitamins are good for you - as well as being beneficial for
maintaining the body's good health, I would say that they are essential
to life itself.Many doctors or nutritionists will tell you that a
sensible all-round... , of 434 words 1417. Sunday Mail, The (Brisbane,
Australia) - August 4, 2002 doctor know Here's why you should take your
vitamin pills every day. These days, the aisles of every pharmacy and
health food shop are groaning with the weight of different lines of
vitamins, each proclaiming their superiority over the others. Most people
know that vitamins are good for you - as well as being beneficial for
maintaining the body's good health, I would say that they are essential
to life itself.Many doctors or nutritionists will tell you that a
sensible all-round... , of 437 words 1417. Sunday Telegraph (Sydney,
Australia) - August 4, 2002 doctor know Here's why you should take your
vitamin pills every day. These days, the aisles of every pharmacy and
health food shop are groaning with the weight of different lines of
vitamins, each proclaiming their superiority over the others. Most people
know that vitamins are good for you - as well as being beneficial for
maintaining the body's good health, I would say that they are essential
to life itself.Many doctors or nutritionists will tell you that a
sensible all-round... , of 423 words 1417. *- July 16, 2002 STUDY URGES
DAILY VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT The best way to get the vitamins you need each
day is by eating the right foods, especially fruits, grains, vegetables,
dairy products and lean meat. Most Americans, though, fail to reach their
daily vitamin needs that way. That's why Harvard researchers are
suggesting that nearly all adults take one multivitamin a day.In the June
19 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, two Harvard
researchers say a multivitamin a day is justified because supplemental
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353354355356357358359360361 1417. Los Angeles Times - August 10, 2001
THE NATION A Downside to Antioxidants Health: Popular supplements may be
harmful to people taking cholesterol-lowering drugs, study finds.
Antioxidants, which have been trumpeted as wonder vitamins on product
labels from skin treatments to tomato juice, may actually be harmful for
people taking cholesterol-lowering drugs, according to new research
released Thursday.

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.. , of 552 words 1417. Seattle Times, The (WA) - April 2, 2003 Vitamins
may speed trauma recovery, Harborview patients given doses of C and E
have less organ damage Supplements of vitamins C and E may help speed the
recovery of trauma patients, according to a recent study at Harborview
Medical Center. Critically ill patients who received the vitamins were
less likely to suffer from organ failure, and spent less time on a
ventilator and less time in the intensive-care unit than those who were
not, reported Harborview Surgeon-in-Chief Dr. Ronald Maier in a recent
issue of Annals of Surgery. Convinced of the supplements' value after...
, of 494 words 1417. Press of Atlantic City, The (NJ) - January 23, 2003
STUDY: VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENT RAISES RISK OF BROKEN BONES Taking vitamin A
supplements can weaken the bones and increase the risk of fractures as
much as seven times, according to a large Swedish study.The research,
conducted on men, confirms three earlier studies in women showing that
high intake of vitamin A raises the risk of broken hips and weak bones.
The latest study is the first to measure levels of the vitamin in blood,
rather than just asking about diet and supplement use. The three-decade
study and other evidence suggest that daily... , of 347 words 1417.
Detroit News, The (MI) - November 20, 2002 Hormone, vitamin mix risky for
women, Doctors: Replacement therapy plus C and E harms heart patients
TROY -- Older women with heart disease should not take hormone
replacement therapy combined with antioxidant vitamins. That risky mix
could cause further heart damage and possibly death, doctors warn today
in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Instead of being
helpful, researchers found, hormone therapy or high doses of vitamins C
and E actually worsened heart conditions in women beyond menopause. The
biggest risk came from using the treatments together.It's the... , of
1343 words 1417. Scripps Howard News Service - November 19, 2002
VITAMINS, HORMONES TREATMENT MAY HARM HEART Neither hormone replacement
therapy nor antioxidant vitamin supplements appear to ward off worsening
heart disease in post-menopausal women and may actually make things worse
for the heart, a new study concludes.Although the actual number of deaths
among the 423 women with narrowed arteries in the study was small, women
taking hormones and vitamins had the highest death rate, while those
taking placebo versions of both treatments had the lowest death rate.
Overall, 26 hormone replacement... , of 602 words 1417. Sunday
Territorian (Darwin, Australia) - August 11, 2002 Vitamins essential for
health HERE'S why you should take your vitamin pills every day. These
days, the aisles of every pharmacy and health food shop are groaning with
the weight of different lines of vitamins, each proclaiming their
superiority over the others.Most people know that vitamins are good for
you -- as well as being beneficial for maintaining the body's good
health, I would say that they are essential to life itself.Many doctors
or nutritionists will tell you that a sensible.

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.. , of 596 words 1417. *- October 20, 1999 Study finds foods rich in
vitamin E offer lung cancer protection Smokers who eat a diet rich in
vitamin E foods may lower their risk of lung cancer by about 20 percent,
a new study says, but experts stress that the best health advice is still
to quit smoking. In a report published today in the Journal of the
National Cancer Institute, researchers say a study of more than 29,000
male smokers in Finland shows that those with high blood levels of a form
of vitamin E reduced their risk of lung cancer by 19 percent to 23
percent. The benefits were most... , of 551 words 1417. The Advocate
(Baton Rouge, La.) - August 24, 1999 Lots of vitamin C good for
preventing illness Megadoses of vitamin C reduced rats' normal response
to stress, and that apparently is why they can prevent illness, an
Alabama researcher told the American Chemical Society. Health agencies
should think about increasing the recommended dose of the vitamin, which
is based on the amount needed to prevent scurvy and anemia, said P.
Samuel Campbell, chairman of the biological sciences department at the
University of Alabama at Huntsville.His speech Sunday was,
coincidentally, five... , of 455 words 1417. Herald-Sun, The (Durham, NC)
- July 29, 1999 UNC study may link vitamin A, schizophrenia CHAPEL HILL -
A new study involving mice and vitamin A raises the question of a
possible link between vitamin A dosage for pregnant women and their
children's predisposition to schizophrenia. Expectant mothers who take
too much vitamin A in the first trimester may increase their unborn
children's chances of becoming schizophrenic later in life, say
researchers at UNC.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's minimum
recommended daily vitamin A allowance of... , of 518 words 1417.
Washington Post - May 21, 1999 Record Fine for Vitamin Cartel Foreign
Firms Fixed Prices, U.S. Says Two vitamin industry giants agreed
yesterday to pay record criminal fines totaling $725 million to settle
charges that they brazenly orchestrated a price-fixing conspiracy
estimated by government prosecutors to have cost U.S. consumers hundreds
of millions of dollars. Justice Department lawyers say company executives
met in hotels and homes around the world to set inflated prices for their
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355356357358359360361362363 1417. Blade, The (Toledo, OH) - January 25,
1999 MOST ADULTS NEED MORE VITAMIN D With millions of people locked in
winter's cold embrace, there could be no better time to consider a health
problem that peaks each year in the dead of winter: Low levels of vitamin
D in the body. Sunshine is the key. Days are short, often cloudy, and
snow and ice make it difficult for many people to spend time outdoors in
the sunshine.Decades ago some genius gave vitamin D the popular name, the
"sunshine vitamin.

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