When it comes to vitamins, vitamin C is considered the gold standard.
It’s good for your immune system, can help manage your blood pressure, and can even help prevent a nasty gout flareup.
But I’m not here today to talk about the benefits of vitamin C…
Today, I’m here to talk about why many seniors aren’t getting enough vitamin C — and why research has found that low vitamin C levels could be tied to a deadly condition.… Read More
When it comes to the pantheon of vitamins, vitamin C is considered the gold standard.
It’s good for your immune system, can help manage your blood pressure, and can even help prevent a nasty gout flareup.
But I’m not here today to talk about the benefits of vitamin C…
Today, I’m here to talk about why many seniors aren’t getting enough vitamin C — and why a new study has found that low vitamin C levels could be tied to a deadly condition.… Read More
By the time we are 75, it’s estimated about half of us will have cataracts.
It is a clouding of the eye lens that impairs vision.[1]
For decades, doctors believed this sight-robbing condition was a normal part of getting older. They said there was nothing they could do to prevent it. The only treatment option was surgery to remove the cloudy lens.… Read More
Starting at age 30, most people begin to lose strength and muscle mass. Between 30 and 50, the average person suffers a 10% loss of muscle.[i]
After that, muscle loss accelerates. Between 50 and 60, muscle loss averages 10-20%. After age 60, it speeds up even more. This is true for both men and women.
The amount of muscle loss over a lifetime varies greatly from one person to another.… Read More