New Research on Vitamin D Dosing: Beyond the RDA
The old RDA of 600 IU is woefully inadequate for most adults. We explore the emerging consensus on optimal dosing, essential co-factors, and target blood levels.
Deep dives into the latest health research and scientific breakthroughs. We analyze clinical trials, review emerging studies, and translate cutting-edge science into practical implications for your health.
The old RDA of 600 IU is woefully inadequate for most adults. We explore the emerging consensus on optimal dosing, essential co-factors, and target blood levels.
Functional mushroom coffee promises jitter-free energy and cognitive enhancement. Here's what clinical research actually shows about dosage, efficacy, and value.
Does protein timing matter for muscle growth? A synthesis of recent systematic reviews reveals what the anabolic window really means for your training.
Comprehensive meta-analysis shows regular exercise reduces multiple cancer types by 20-40%. Here's what the science proves and how much you need.
Compounds in berries, tea, and cacao activate longevity pathways. New research quantifies benefits and optimal intake.
Meta-analysis of COVID-19 studies reveals vitamin D deficiency linked to worse outcomes. What this means for broader immune health and disease prevention.
New research shows adults over 70 can regain muscle and function with 1.6g/kg protein plus strength training, reversing age-related frailty.
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New French cohort data links ultra-processed food consumption to increased mortality, but what defines UPF, and how bad is it really?
NAD+ levels drop 50% by age 50. Emerging research on NMN and NR supplements shows promise for cellular rejuvenation, but the evidence is still early.
Microplastics have been found in human blood, lungs, and placentas. Emerging research explores potential health consequences.
Head-to-head trial compares Mediterranean and ketogenic diets over two years. Both work, but for different outcomes.