Alcohol abuse impairs the uptake and utilization of vitamins

Antioxidant therapy may help women suffering from type 1 diabetes

Blood sugar, diabetes, and supplements

Can a vitamin A deficiency contribute to diabetes?

Can cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and depression be a result of chromium deficiency?

Chromium supplements benefit patients with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease

Chromium supplements for patients with type 2 diabetes

Diabetes medication may deplete vitamin B levels

Diabetics have complicated deficiencies of vitamins and Q10

High blood levels of vitamin D counteract atherosclerosis and type 2 diabetes

Higher dietary vitamin C intake can improve your liver function and blood sugar levels

Lack of vitamin B12 during pregnancy increases the risk of type-2 diabetes in the child

Lack of vitamin B12 during pregnancy increases your risk of overweight and related diseases

Lack of vitamin E is widespread

Magnesium deficiencies contribute to insulin resistance and diabetes

Magnesium’s role in blood sugar management

Many antioxidants lower your risk of diabetes

Medical drug against type 2 diabetes is a frequent cause of vitamin B12 deficiency

New Danish study: Dietary guidelines for diabetics have been misleading for decades

Patients with metabolic syndrome need more vitamin C

PCOS and infertility can be helped with dietary changes and a single nutritional supplement

Q10’s potential in counteracting ageing, chronic disease, and drug side effects

The link between magnesium deficiency, overweight, diabetes, and metabolic disorders

There is a link between vitamin D deficiency and insulin resistance, diabetes, and overweight

There is a link between vitamin D, diabetes, and periodontal disease

Vitamin D lowers your risk of type 2 diabetes

Vitamin D’s optimal effect on health and lifespan requires higher blood levels of the nutrient

Why do need adequate amounts of magnesium

Zinc deficiency influences your risk of diabetes

Zinc has potential in a whole new type of therapy for diabetics