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Taking vitamin supplements on the risk of older women
U.S. study revealed Venldeh taking vitamin supplements without success may lead to fatal risk in women older and more researchers are concerned about is the iron supplements, while those of calcium associated with lower risk of death.
The researchers explained this by saying: "We found that supplements, vitamins or minerals several commonly used, such as products with multi-vitamins and vitamins B6 and folic acid, iron, magnesium, zinc, copper, and the prospects associated with high mortality."
The study was prepared based on data from a study conducted in central Iowa in the United States, and included questionnaires answered by 39 thousand women average age 62 years, according to Agence France-Presse.
The study pointed out that the iron is strongly linked to high mortality rate according to the doses approved, but the researchers draw out they were unable to determine whether the reasons that prompted the women to the consumption of iron is explained by high mortality rates, and pointed out that to be studies of a broader and more inclusive.
In contrast, calcium from the linked part, a decrease in mortality rates, and the doctors commented on the study by saying: "These findings reinforce our belief that some anti-oxidant supplements such as vitamin E and vitamin A. The beta-carotene may be dangerous."
U.S. study revealed Venldeh taking vitamin supplements without success may lead to fatal risk in women older and more researchers are concerned about is the iron supplements, while those of calcium associated with lower risk of death.
The researchers explained this by saying: "We found that supplements, vitamins or minerals several commonly used, such as products with multi-vitamins and vitamins B6 and folic acid, iron, magnesium, zinc, copper, and the prospects associated with high mortality."
The study was prepared based on data from a study conducted in central Iowa in the United States, and included questionnaires answered by 39 thousand women average age 62 years, according to Agence France-Presse.
The study pointed out that the iron is strongly linked to high mortality rate according to the doses approved, but the researchers draw out they were unable to determine whether the reasons that prompted the women to the consumption of iron is explained by high mortality rates, and pointed out that to be studies of a broader and more inclusive.
In contrast, calcium from the linked part, a decrease in mortality rates, and the doctors commented on the study by saying: "These findings reinforce our belief that some anti-oxidant supplements such as vitamin E and vitamin A. The beta-carotene may be dangerous."
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