Sentences with phrase «research suggests these supplements»

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Research suggests that taking creatine supplements could have moderate benefits on specific kinds of short - intensity workouts.

Mothers who do not want to do so might try taking a supplement of 4000 IU of vitamin D3 daily, which early research suggests is safe and adequate.

Finally, neurodevelopmental research has suggested that the factors in breast milk that may be responsible for the improved cognitive abilities of breastfed children may involve long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids and, particularly, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), 10 with some clinical studies in which infant formula was supplemented with DHA suggesting possible improvements in visual acuity and cognitive ability in preterm infants given the DHA - supplemented formula.13

Indeed, providing «research employment opportunities for postdoctoral students» isa potential use of supplements suggested by NIH.

Whilst they believe more research still needs to be conducted, their findings suggested supplements may help to ease symptoms which can include abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea and constipation.

While some research suggests that a diet high in omega - 3 fatty acids can protect brain health, a large clinical trial by researchers at the National Institutes of Health found that omega - 3 supplements did not slow cognitive decline in older persons.

But in the case of one recently available and popular class of supplements — ketone salts — research from UBC's Okanagan campus suggests it may inhibit, rather than improve, athletic performance during high - intensity exercise.

Our current research combined with information from large clinical trials with antioxidants suggests that people who have been recently diagnosed with cancer should avoid such supplements.»

But new research featured in Molecular Cell suggests supplementing nitric oxide — NO — is only the first step.

Other research has suggested that supplementing might slow deterioration in cognition for people with Alzheimer's disease, but more research is needed on the effects of this antioxidant on cognitive function and brain health.

According to Dr. Joel Kahn, CoQ10 levels may be low in people with gum disease, and some research has suggested that boosting levels by taking supplements or applying it topically can help speed gum healing.

Some research has suggested that certain supplements can help decrease the effects of ultraviolet radiation on the skin.

Research suggests that supplementing with glycine can increase growth hormone production and muscular strength.

Research suggests that Align, a probiotic supplement containing Bifidobacterium infantis 35624, can bring real relief for all of the major IBS symptoms like constipation, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.

Recent research suggests many people take vitamin D supplements when they don't need them.

And some research suggests that omega - 3 fatty acids, which are found in fish and fish - oil supplements, can help fight depression.

If anything, research suggests that eating lots of these bugs via fermented foods, like yogurt or sauerkraut, or supplements can help you maintain a healthy balance of intestinal microbes that aid digestion and keep your immune system strong.

The research team that conducted the study suggested that if you choose to lose weight or shred a bit of fat, you should aim to improve your vitamin B6 status through either food or supplement intake.

Research suggests that a diet supplemented with spirulina could offer benefits for patients with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis).

«Overall, it's best to get your nutrients naturally from a healthy diet, but in some cases you may need to supplement after using hormonal birth control, especially with B vitamins since research suggests hormonal birth control can deplete them.»

However, at least in epileptic children, the latest research on stone formation on ketogenic diets suggests a citrate supplement can minimize this risk.

Research suggests that vitamin K deficiencies may lower testosterone levels, and that supplementing with MK - 4 may support testosterone production.

* Research suggests that supplementing with vitamin K2 alleviates the symptoms of vitamin K deficiency and provides a host of other health benefits.

It can help: There is also research to suggest that taking seeds or their products as supplements can help treat symptoms of an overactive bladder.

To boost your Testosterone levels and your erectile function naturally I would suggest (1) to get into a clean lifestyle, (2) get into weight lifting (research stronglifts 5 × 5) and (3) take an arginine + pine bark extract combination supplement.

Research suggests a connection between testosterone supplements and heart issues.

Thursday's Multivitamin Supplements & Breast Cancer highlighted new research suggesting that multivitamin use may significantly increase the risk of breast (and prostate) cancer, while Friday's video, Relieving Yourself of Excess Estrogen, offered a natural strategy to reduce one's risk.

Currently, there is not enough sound research to suggest that green tea, green tea extracts, or green tea supplements help people lose weight.

Lastly, there is some research that suggests supplements like magnesium, n - acetylcysteine, cinnamon, alpha - lipoic acid and / or omega - 3 fatty acids may modulate factors associated with insulin sensitivity, thereby helping women with PCOS.

Current research suggests that supplementing with Fenugreek does very little to actually help increase the anabolic hormones in the body.

New research in the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine suggests that supplementing with saffron may also help to alleviate DOMS.

Research suggests that the best way to get essential fatty acids is from our diet and supplements.

But research published in the March issue of The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism [1999; 84 (3): 895 - 8] suggests that Promensil, an isoflavone - based dietary supplement derived from red clover, may help women maintain blood vessel elasticity and prevent hypertension during menopause.

In addition, the authors of the new research suggest that supplementing with pure curcumin isn't a great idea.

A growing body of evidence suggests that consumption of calcium supplements improves * metabolic markers, particularly when taken in combination with Vitamin D. For instance, one research of pregnant women showed that those who took calcium supplements improved * metabolic markers such as inflammation and blood pressure.

However, research suggests that taking DHA supplement does not slow mental or functional decline in people with Alzheimer's disease.

The research cited above, moreover, suggests that vitamin D would be stored in adipose tissue at these levels and released when calcidiol levels drop, as they would during the winter in temperate climates — an added bonus for those who wish to obtain their vitamin D from foods like cod liver oil and fatty fish rather than from supplements during the winter.

Yes, protein supplements work on its own, but research suggests adding one inexpensive and commonly taken supplement enhances the muscle - building properties of protein.

That being said, there are tons of supporting research facts that suggest what helps with constipation and what makes a better probiotic supplement.

Krill oil is often touted as a supplement superior to fish oil: preliminary research suggests that our bodies better absorb omega - 3s from krill oil than from fish oil.

Conventional fish oil supplements contain significantly more EPA than DHA (typically a 3:2 EPA: DHA ratio), but mounting research suggests that higher levels of DHA are optimal for recovery and anti-inflammatory, so you preferably need to look for a fish oil with something close to a 1:1 EPA: DHA ratio, and also ensure that it is in a natural trigylceride form and not the cheaper, less well - absorbed ethyl ester form.

A few studies suggest these supplements may benefit appetite suppression and athletic performance, but more research is needed before a conclusion can be made.

But, according to the American Heart Association, research suggests daily intakes of DHA and EPA (combined) ranging from 500 milligrams (0.5 gram) to 1.8 grams (either from fish or fish oil supplements) significantly reduces cardiac risks.

However, that may now be the least of the worries for people who use them, as new research suggests that the increased usage of these supplements may help to explain the rising rates of testicular cancer in recent years.

Eating a lot of oily fish or taking potent fish oil supplements may increase a man's risk of developing prostate cancer, new research suggests.

Herbal supplements containing kava or passionflower appear to be a safe and effective treatment for the symptoms of anxiety, a new review of existing research suggests.

Research suggests that taking zinc supplements during pregnancy does not reduce the risk of having a low birth weight infant.

But interestingly, research actually suggests that there are certain types of decorations that supplement daily learning, and certain types of decorations that detract from daily learning.

Research suggests that pets with the potential to develop stomach ulcers due to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Rimadyl, may benefit from glucosamine and chondroitin in joint supplements.

Research evidence suggests pets taking joint supplements develop less joint damage whenever they experience joint trauma.