You’re Paying for 3 Popular Supplements Scientists Now Suspect Could Hurt Your Aging Brain
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Scientists have raised concerns that certain popular supplements, including Vitamin D, fish oil, and glucosamine, may be linked to faster cognitive decline in older adults. Research suggests a possible connection between these supplements and negative effects on the aging brain, although the cause remains unproven. The story quieted without further updates on the investigation or conclusive evidence.
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