You mentioned Centrum Cardio, a new multivitamin supplement that supposedly lowers cholesterol. Taking two tablets a day would deliver 25 micrograms of vitamin K. Is it wise to recommend this product for someone taking warfarin or other anticoagulants?
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Expectations for vitamin E’s ability to protect the body against illness and disease have not been met, but certain types of vitamin E may have more effective antioxidant properties than others.
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I heard about a study that found people who sleep six and a half to seven hours a night will live longer than those sleeping eight to nine. What is the right amount of sleep?
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Research appears to support the idea that a regular dose of vitamin D helps improve strength and balance in older people, which helps reduce the incidence of falls.
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A study found that women at high risk for cardiovascular disease did not benefit from taking B vitamins, even though they lowered levels of homocysteine, which at high levels has been linked to cardiovascular trouble.
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I am a 64-year-old man, and I’ve just been diagnosed with high blood pressure. For many years, I’ve used Sudafed to clear my nose when I have a cold or allergy attack. It has always worked well, but is it safe for my blood pressure?
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The abrupt movement of the neck during a whiplash injury can cause strains or sprains that do not show on standard imaging tests.
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I’m a 57-year-old man with high blood pressure and diabetes. My doctor wants me to take Zocor. I’m willing to take the medicine if I really need it, but I’ve been warned about a side effect called rhabdomyolysis. What is that? Should I take Zocor?
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Researchers found a connection between humor and endothelial function, which helps keep arteries healthy. Laughter appeared to boost endothelial function, while stress appeared to lower it.
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I stopped smoking several weeks ago, and now I find that I’m coughing a lot. Is that normal?
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