Too Much Vitamin C Not Good for Diabetics' Hearts
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Older women with diabetes who take high doses of vitamin C for the sake of their hearts may be doing more harm than good, new research suggests.
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Beta carotene and vitamins A and E, antioxidant supplements taken by millions to fight disease, may actually raise the risk of death, a review of 68 studies on nearly a quarter-million people said on Tuesday.
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Antioxidant vitamins, including A, E and C, don't help you live longer, according to an analysis of dozens of studies of these popular supplements.
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Middle age and elderly women whose diets include a lot of red meat appear to have an increased risk of developing diabetes. Dr. Simin Liu of Brigham and Women&#39;s Hospital in
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People in a new study who took selenium supplements had more than one and a half times as much risk for Type 2 diabetes as those who did not.
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At least 80 percent of diabetic children in England may be vulnerable to complications such as heart disease, blindness and stroke later in life because their blood sugar levels are too high, a charity said on Wednesday.
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ISLAMABAD: People could be risking their lives if they take even moderately high doses of vitamin E, mounting evidence suggests. The latest study by Johns Hopkins University found people who took even half
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People who take high doses of vitamin E - those exceeding 400 international units a day - to improve their health may be slightly increasing their risks of dying earlier.
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Researchers who set out to prove that a mega-dose of vitamin C can improve exercise performance in fact showed it has no effect at all, according to a report published on Friday.
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Antioxidant vitamins taken by tens of millions of people around the world won't lead to a longer life, according to an analysis of dozens of studies that adds to evidence questioning the value of the popular supplements. The large review of separate studies on thousands of people found no long-life benefit from vitamins A, E and C and beta carotene and selenium.
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(National-NBC) Sept. 21,2004 - In studies of more than 10,000 people with diabetes researchers found that higher levels of blood sugar increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.
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Elevated blood sugar increases the risk of heart disease, not only in people with diabetes but also in those with high-normal readings not considered diabetic.
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People who take even moderately high doses of vitamin E could be putting their lives at risk, mounting evidence suggests.
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Young children with type 1  diabetes tend to have adequate dietary intake of most  micronutrients, according to results of a study published in  the Journal of the American Dietetic Association. However,  carbohydrate and caloric intake may be too low, possibly  because their diet plans are out of step with their age.
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Researchers are preparing for clinical trials examining whether high doses of vitamin C, administered intravenously, can slow the spread of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Millions of people take them to stay healthy but scientists say that vitamin supplements do not protect against stomach and other cancers -- and may even make them worse.
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The adverse effects of taking large quantities of beta-carotene and retinol on the rate of lung cancer and death in smokers seem to persist for years after these supplements