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  • D Toxicity

    A number of recent studies suggest that more than 50 percent of Americans are vitamin D deficient—the result of more and...

    Butch LebowitzFebruary 13, 2011
  • Vitamin D-railer

    According to the Vitamin D Council, statin drugs, used to combat high blood pressure and high cholesterol, can impair the synthesis...

    Becky HolmanJanuary 31, 2011
  • Just D Facts

    Here are a few interesting tidbits from the book Power of Vitamin D by Sarfraz Zaidi, M.D.: • Not technically a...

    Becky HolmanJanuary 26, 2011
  • Double Your D

    Our knowledge about the importance of vitamin D in maintaining health and proper hormone levels continues to grow. If you’re not...

    Becky HolmanJanuary 14, 2011
  • Pass the Potassium

    Getting enough potassium in your diet means better blood pressure and muscle function. Unfortunately, the Institute of Medicine of the National...

    Becky HolmanDecember 16, 2010
  • Nutrition Attrition

    Many nutritionists say that taking supplemental vitamins and minerals is a waste of time if you eat enough of the right...

    Becky HolmanDecember 10, 2010
  • D-rail D-pression

    If you don’t get out in the sun often, take vitamin D supplements, at least 2,000 international units per day. And...

    Becky HolmanNovember 26, 2010
  • Lube Up to Keep Repping

    Older athletes often complain of joint pain after intense workouts, and some of those aches could be from mild-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis....

    Becky HolmanOctober 25, 2010
  • Heart Help

    It’s no secret that cardiovascular disease is a big—if not the biggest—health problem. Upping your vitamin D intake can help. According...

    Becky HolmanAugust 17, 2010
  • C: The Master Recovery Agent

    Vitamin C is important to human health and plays a key role in regulating wound healing, immune function, liver detoxification and...

    George Redmon, Ph.D., N.D.July 3, 2010
  • Up Your Iodine

    Back in the early days of bodybuilding there were no fat burners to facilitate the ripping process. Those who were looking...

    Becky HolmanJune 18, 2010
  • Pyruvate: Muscle-and-Leanness Compound

    Simply put, pyruvate is formed during the metabolism, or digestion, of sugars and starches. It’s a key compound that jump-starts the...

    George Redmon, Ph.D., N.D.May 28, 2010
  • Mental Might

    A study published in Neurology (71:825-832, 2008) found that older people whose bodies are low on vitamin B12 can be at increased...

    Becky HolmanMay 7, 2010
  • Environment Pollution Solution

    A study recently published in Free Radical Biological Medicine found that air pollutants in urban environments significantly reduce antioxidants in the body’s...

    Becky HolmanMay 1, 2010
  • Fight Muscle-Eating Acid

    Another way that a high-acid diet can promote muscle loss is by increasing the release of cortisol, the primary catabolic hormone.

    Jerry BrainumFebruary 6, 2010