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Decades-Long Study Shatters Myth: Multivitamins Don’t Lower Death Risk
- A 20-year study of 400,000 U.S. adults
- regular multivitamin use does not lower mortality risk
- challenging the effectiveness of multivitamins in enhancing longevity
- based on an NIH study that analyzed over two decades of dietary information from 390,124 U.S. adults.
- has found no association between regular multivitamin use and a lower risk of death
- the benefits and harms of regular multivitamin use remain unclear
- studies of multivitamin use and mortality have yielded mixed results
- limited by short follow-up times.
- more deeply explore
- the relationship between long-term regular multivitamin use and overall mortality and death from cardiovascular disease and cancer
- analyzed data from three large, geographically diverse prospective studies
- lengthy follow-ups
- extensive information on demographics and lifestyle factors
- were able to mitigate the effects of possible biases
- people who took daily multivitamins did not have a lower risk of death from any cause than people who took no multivitamins
- results were adjusted for factors such as race and ethnicity, education, and diet quality
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Wednesday, July 3, 2024
Daily bread 07/03/2024
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