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Supplements May 27, 2026
Meta-analysis · Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition

Creatine Boosts Muscle and Strength in Postmenopausal Women

A new study reveals that combining creatine with resistance training helps postmenopausal women fight muscle loss and build strength.

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Supplements May 27, 2026
Meta-analysis · International journal of medical sciences

Do Protein and Creatine Boost Women's Workout Results?

A new study reveals that adding protein or creatine to an exercise routine may not boost muscle mass or bone density in women as much as previously believed.

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Supplements May 20, 2026
Meta-analysis · Nutrients

Low Vitamin D Linked to Sepsis Risk, But Supplements Fail

While low vitamin D levels are strongly linked to severe sepsis, taking supplements won't actually cure or prevent the condition once it strikes.

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Supplements May 20, 2026
Review · Nutrients

Unpacking the New Vitamin D Guidelines: Who Needs It?

A recent review critically examines the 2024 Endocrine Society guidelines on vitamin D, highlighting new recommendations and remaining uncertainties.

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Sleep May 15, 2026
Review · Nutrition reviews

Science-Backed Foods and Supplements to Improve Your Rest

Emerging research reveals how specific foods and supplements can naturally enhance your nighttime routine and promote deeper recovery.

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Sleep May 15, 2026
Other · Journal of pineal research

Is Melatonin Actually Safe? Experts Address Recent Health Scares

Researchers are setting the record straight on recent media scares regarding the safety of everyday melatonin supplements.

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Sleep May 8, 2026
Review · Paediatric respiratory reviews

Is Melatonin a Safe Silver Bullet for Your Kids?

While many parents view melatonin as a harmless quick fix for childhood bedtime struggles, experts warn that unsupervised use carries hidden risks.

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Supplements May 6, 2026
Cohort study · Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)

Do Vitamin D Pills Work? Only If You're Deficient

Recent studies showing vitamin D doesn't extend lifespan might be flawed because they mostly tested people who already had healthy levels.

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Supplements May 6, 2026
Review · Metabolism: clinical and experimental

Vitamin D Lowers Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes

Taking vitamin D could be an inexpensive and safe way to stop prediabetes from progressing into full-blown type 2 diabetes.

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Supplements Apr 29, 2026
Systematic review · Nutrition reviews

Creatine Tied to Better Memory and Attention in Aging

A new systematic review suggests that creatine, a popular muscle-building compound, may also help sharpen memory and attention in older adults.

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Supplements Apr 29, 2026
Meta-analysis · The Journal of international medical research

Can Probiotics Help Kids Manage Type 1 Diabetes?

A new analysis reveals that probiotic use could help children with type 1 diabetes lower their blood sugar levels and reduce daily insulin needs.

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Supplements Apr 22, 2026
Review · Metabolism: clinical and experimental

Can Vitamin D Protect Your Heart and Prevent Diabetes?

Leading health experts reveal that vitamin D could play a crucial role in preventing diabetes, protecting your heart, and maintaining muscle strength.

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Supplements Apr 22, 2026
Meta-analysis · PeerJ

Vitamin D May Lower Triglycerides in Metabolic Syndrome

A recent meta-analysis reveals that daily vitamin D may help lower triglycerides and boost good cholesterol for those with metabolic syndrome.

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Supplements Apr 19, 2026
Meta-analysis · Complementary Therapies in Medicine

Ashwagandha Shows Promise in Reducing Stress, Anxiety, and Depression

A recent meta-analysis reveals that ashwagandha may significantly alleviate symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression in adults.

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Supplements Apr 19, 2026
Meta-analysis · Frontiers in immunology

Does Creatine Reduce Inflammation? A New Meta-Analysis Says No

Despite its reputation as an athletic powerhouse, a new review finds that creatine does not lower bodily inflammation.

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