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A recent study involving nearly 11,000 participants found that individuals with low blood levels of vitamin D had a 59% higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease compared to those with higher levels. Vitamin D is known to have neuroprotective properties, and its receptors are abundant in the brain, suggesting its role in cognitive health. While the study establishes a correlation, it does not confirm causation and further research is needed to determine optimal vitamin D levels for cognitive protection. Nevertheless, maintaining sufficient vitamin D levels through diet, supplementation, and sun exposure may be a proactive approach to support brain health. #TuesdayTruths #40GetOnMyLevel60 #vitamind #all4vitamind
Research Shows Vitamin Deficiency May Up Alzheimer's Risk By 59%
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Researchers discovered a connection between poor vitamin D status and the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Can Magnesium Reduce Risk of Chronic Illnesses? A recent study published in the European Journal of Nutrition highlights a significant link between low magnesium levels and an increased risk of chronic degenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes, and certain cancers. The research, conducted on 172 middle-aged Australians, found that individuals with lower magnesium levels exhibited higher homocysteine levels—a marker associated with DNA damage and neurological disorders. Magnesium is crucial for DNA repair, energy production, muscle and nerve function, and bone health. Despite its importance, nearly half of U.S. adults fail to meet the recommended magnesium intake, particularly older adults, athletes, and those with specific medical conditions. Dietary sources rich in magnesium include leafy greens, nuts, seeds, whole grains, legumes, and fatty fish. For those unable to meet their needs through diet alone, supplements like magnesium citrate and glycinate offer better absorption. Individuals experiencing fatigue, muscle cramps, or mood changes should consult healthcare providers to assess magnesium levels and consider appropriate interventions. #MondayMagnesium #NutrientPower
Low Magnesium Levels Linked to Increased Risk of Chronic Degenerative Diseases
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A small study has found a link between magnesium levels and Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, gastrointestinal diseases, certain cancers, and diabetes.1 CommentComment on Facebook
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Organic & Natural Health Association Member, Aker BioMarine has established exclusive partnerships with two European distributors—Ideactifs and Comercial Química Massó—to introduce its new algae-based omega-3 ingredient, Revervia®, across Europe. Ideactifs will distribute Revervia in France and the Benelux region, while Massó will handle distribution in Spain and Portugal. Revervia is notable for its high natural concentration of DHA, catering to the increasing demand for plant-based, sustainable omega-3 supplements. These collaborations mark a significant step in Aker BioMarine's strategy to expand its presence in the European nutraceutical market and address the growing consumer preference for environmentally friendly health products. #FeatureFriday
Aker BioMarine Partners with Two Distributors to Introduce New Marine Ingredients in Europe
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Aker BioMarine is pleased to announce its exclusive partnerships with two European based distributors to launch new marine ingredients in Europe.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
