Vitamin D: The Sunshine Vitamin Most People Are Missing
Your body makes vitamin D from sunlight, but most of us aren't making nearly enough. Here's what the research says about testing, dosing, and D3 vs. D2.

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Your body makes vitamin D from sunlight, but most of us aren't making nearly enough. Here's what the research says about testing, dosing, and D3 vs. D2.
Vitamin C does more than fight colds (barely). From collagen synthesis to iron absorption to antioxidant defense, here's what ascorbic acid actually delivers.

Half of Americans take supplements and prescriptions simultaneously. Many interactions are clinically significant. Here are the ones that matter most.

Your thyroid holds more selenium per gram than any other organ. Here's why this trace mineral matters for thyroid health and where the dose line is.

Potassium keeps your heart beating, your muscles firing, and your blood pressure in check. Most Americans get barely half of what they need.
Fish oil supplements are a $4 billion industry. Here's what EPA and DHA actually do, what the research supports, and what's just slick packaging.

Americans spend $6 billion a year on multivitamins. The evidence for their benefit in well-nourished adults is thinner than you'd expect. Let's talk about it.

Melatonin doesn't knock you out. It tells your brain what time it is. Most people take too much, too late, for the wrong reasons. Here's the fix.
Nearly half of Americans fall short on magnesium. Here's why that matters for sleep, stress, muscles, and how to fix it without guessing.
Iron deficiency is the world's most common nutritional shortfall. Supplementing wrong can backfire. Here's how to navigate testing, dosing, and forms.

Iodine is essential for thyroid hormones, but the line between too little and too much is razor-thin. Here's how to get it right.
CoQ10 powers your mitochondria and protects your heart. If you're on a statin, over 40, or have heart failure, this one deserves a serious look.