Why take dietary supplements?
More than half our nation’s population takes some form of dietary supplement. The purpose of these supplements are to help your body achieve essential nutrients you might not be getting through food. However, many new studies have suggested that they pose serious health risks.
Dr Byers of the University of Colorado
Cancer Center is one of the researchers who’ve been looking into how dietary supplements can promote
cancer risk.
This is what he has to say…
If you’re taking dietary supplements, DON’T exceed the recommended levels!
According to Dr Byers, initial tests of dietary supplements in animals indicated that they can prevent
cancer development.
But on testing these supplements on humans, Dr Byers and colleagues found that they can have the opposite effects for people. As a result, he URGES you to stop overdosing on your daily supplements immediately!
“We studied thousands of patients for 10 years who were taking dietary supplements and placebos,” Dr Byers says. “We found that the supplements were actually not beneficial to their health. In fact, some people actually got more
cancer while on the vitamins.”
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Dr Byers points to one study that investigated the effects of beta carotene supplements in humans. The results of the study revealed that individuals who took the supplements in high doses (rather than at recommended levels) were at a 20% increased risk of lung cancer.
In addition, Dr Byers speaks of another study that associated the use of folic acid supplements with
colon cancer.
He notes that these findings shouldn’t stop you from taking vitamins and minerals at the correct dosage. He does, however, say that he warns taking them in high doses can do more harm than good.
Dietary supplements will never be a substitute for food
“There is no substitute for good, nutritional food,” Dr Byers notes.
It’s definitely possible to get all the vitamins and minerals you need through a
healthy diet. If you’re struggling to put together a diet plan, I recommend consulting a nutritionist. I also advise you to consult your doctor before going on ANY supplements!
For additional reading, go here to find out about the three things you’re getting totally wrong about vitamin supplements.
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