According to new research published in Pharmacogenetics and Genomics, supplementing Vitamins B6, B12 and Folic acid, may aid in the reduction of the severity, frequency and disability associated with migraine headaches. Over 50 individuals experiencing with migraine with aura were recruited to participate in this study. Participants were randomly assigned to receive either supplements containing…
According to a pooled analysis of two randomized placebo controlled studies, older people with mild Cognitive Impairment saw significant cognitive benefits when supplementing with B Vitamins. Data from over 500 people with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) from 2 separate studies was analyzed. The study results showed that B Vitamins significantly reduced brain atrophy. Additionally the…
A new meta-analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials (RCT’s) found supplementing with Omega-3, EPA and DHA, could reduce Cognitive Decline in the elderly even more so for individuals already suffering from mild Cognitive Impairment. The meta-analysis included 18 RCT’s. 5 types of intervention were assessed: Micronutrient Supplementation Essential Fatty Acids Supplementation Chicken Essence Supplementation Nutraceuticals Nutritional…
According to research from Australia, B-Vitamin supplementation may improve symptoms of depression. Researchers reviewed a pool of studies showing a link between B Complex and depression. They then broke those studies down to the 8 Vitamin B types. They also reviewed the link between Immune System and Depression; the link between Inflammation and Depression and…
A new study has found that mother’s who have higher levels of B Vitamins during pregnancy usually produce children less likely to develop eczema. Almost 500 pregnant women participated in this study. The amount of serum nicotinamide, derived from Vitamin B3, in the participants was looked at for this study. A 30% lower chance of…