Vitamins and Supplements

Experts say this viral skincare trend may actually have real benefits

Experts say one viral skincare trend may be more than just social media hype.

Should you toss expired supplements? Here’s what pharmacists say

An expiration date doesn't always mean a supplement should be thrown away, according to pharmacists who say potency is often a bigger concern than safety.

Can fish oil protect your brain? New study provides answers

Many people take fish oil to keep their brains sharp as they age. New research raises doubts about how much it actually helps.

Feeling tired? You may be missing these key nutrients

Experts point to four nutrients that many people do not get enough of.

Older adults with low vitamin C levels showed more signs of cognitive decline

A new study suggests that a deficiency in a common vitamin may be linked to brain health.

Experts say this viral skincare trend may actually have real benefits

Experts say one viral skincare trend may be more than just social media hype.

Should you toss expired supplements? Here’s what pharmacists say

An expiration date doesn't always mean a supplement should be thrown away, according to pharmacists who say potency is often a bigger concern than safety.

Can fish oil protect your brain? New study provides answers

Many people take fish oil to keep their brains sharp as they age. New research raises doubts about how much it actually helps.

Feeling tired? You may be missing these key nutrients

Experts point to four nutrients that many people do not get enough of.

New review questions assumptions about widely used B12 supplements

A new scientific review suggests that the form of vitamin B12 you take may influence how effectively your body can use it, though evidence remains mixed.

Avoid eating green leafy vegetables if you’re taking these medications

Many people taking medication believe that as long as they eat “healthily,” there is no cause for concern. This is often where the surprise arises.

Why multivitamin use could matter for blood pressure in older adults

A daily multivitamin may not change blood pressure for everyone, but new research suggests it could quietly matter for some older adults over time.

Study shows multivitamins support blood pressure only in specific groups

As hypertension rates continue to rise among older adults, new findings offer a more nuanced perspective on whether daily multivitamins affect blood pressure.

Can you eat eggshells? Science says yes – under certain conditions

Can crushed eggshells really boost your health? New research explores their nutritional promise.

New tests reveal concerning levels of lead in protein powders

Recent laboratory analyses indicate that certain protein supplements may contribute additional lead to consumers’ overall exposure, posing potential health risks.