While fish oil and other omega-3 dietary supplements have been shown to combat disease by reducing inflammation, there is relatively little data regarding their effects on the immune system in general.
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Researchers investigate effects of curcumin against MRSA
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, better known as MRSA, is a strain of bacteria that can wreak havoc on a weakened immune system.
Review analyzes heart-healthy benefits of this established brain enhancer
Recently, a team of Chinese researchers conducted a review of existing studies regarding omega-3 fatty acids and heart disease.
Shape Magazine touts heart-healthy benefits of curcumin
The fitness publication Shape Magazine featured a list of 20 versatile and nutritious foods that researchers have found to be “artery-cleansing” as well.
Study reveals the benefits of vitamin D supplements for muscles
A lack of vitamin D has been linked to short- and long-term physical and psychological ailments.
Study reveals new benefit of DHA for mothers-to-be
“A reduction in early preterm and very low birth weight delivery could have clear clinical and public health significance,” KU Dietetics and Nutrition Professor and study co-director Susan Carlson said in a press release.
How omega-3 and curcumin supplements may combat breast cancer
A 2012 review from Emory University in Atlanta stated that curcumin has been associated with the documented variations in breast cancer rates around the world.
Report shows need for greater investment in autism nutrition
The report lists “extreme tantrums during meals, severe food selectivity and ritualistic mealtime behaviors” as some of the chronic feeding problems among children with autism.
Increased vitamin D consumption may reduce type 1 diabetes risk, study shows
Previously referred to as juvenile-onset diabetes, this form of the condition is significantly less common than type 2, or adult-onset diabetes.
Study shows benefits of multivitamins for brain health and happiness
Researchers from the Swinburne University of Technology and Melbourne University in Australia have discovered that taking multivitamins once a day may increase energy levels and improve one’s overall emotional state.