Reports Raise Questions About Common Supplements and Cognitive Health
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Several health publications reported that commonly used supplements may have harmful effects on the aging brain under some circumstances. Verywell Health said a study linked taking vitamin D when it is not needed with faster cognitive decline, while MedShadow reported that glucosamine may offer little benefit for joints and could harm the brain.
The Genetic Literacy Project similarly reported possible brain risks involving vitamin D, omega-3 fish oil and glucosamine. Medical Xpress also raised concerns about trusted supplements, while Inc reported that their effects on an aging brain may depend on two biological changes.
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