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Scientific Evidence Shows About Popular Health Supplements

Posted by Michael Hartzell on Sun, Mar 07, 2010
 

Don't be laughing so hard the next time you hear a friend talking about how supplements from a health club in Auburn, WA improve health.  Take a look at new scientific research.

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Is the added cost of supplements you hear about from friends and media "worth it"?  The health supplements scientific study shows you in an easy to understand study.

Read the full story behind the image at Information Is Beautiful and check out the interactive for yourself.

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I was all set to say something disparaging about the evidence; but when I discovered that it had been published in PubMed, a medical database, I was stopped in my tracks. 
 
On this blog, look to the upper right of where it says "Vitamin D" and click on the vertical "show me" button. It will take you to another page that is interactive. It's very cleverly done and well worth a visit.
Posted @ Monday, March 08, 2010 4:55 AM by Bruce Hoag, PhD, CPsychol
Vitamin D. Yep. Looks like this one is a keeper. Not simply a pile of information to wade through but a tool which makes it faster, easier, simpler (& funner). Glad you liked it!
Posted @ Monday, March 08, 2010 12:52 PM by Michael Hartzell
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