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Trusted supplements in the hot seat: Could they harm the aging brain?
You reach into your pantry for a bottle of vitamin D. Then get some fish oil capsules from the fridge.
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Studies have found that vitamin D, fish oil, and glucosamine supplements are linked to cognitive decline in older adults. The research suggests that these commonly used supplements may not provide the brain‑health benefits many expect. The findings raise concerns about the safety of these products for the aging population.
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