Our bodies require many important vitamins and minerals in order to function well. B vitamins, for example, are particularly important for many of our everyday functions—including energy levels, cell ...

CASES ARE ACTUALLY UNDERREPORTED. IN TONIGHT’S WOMAN’S DOCTOR, ARE YOU TAKING YOUR VITAMINS? YOU MAY NOT KNOW, BUT WOMEN NEED SPECIFIC VITAMINS DURING DIFFERENT PERIODS IN THEIR LIVES. MERCY MEDICAL ...

Medically reviewed by Patricia Mikula, PharmD Key Takeaways Vitamin B6 supports brain health, energy metabolism, immune ...

Health issues never seem to be straightforward, simple, or consistent. Here’s one example: Sunlight is healthy in many ways, but it also causes skin cancer. So, to avoid the downside, some folks cover ...

Vitamin D is an essential nutrient for your immune system, heart health, and more. However, most Americans don't get enough vitamin D.

JENNIFER: THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING ENOUGH VITAMIN D AND MAINTAINING A HEALTHY WEIGHT. MERCY MEDICAL CENTER DOCTOR, JESSICA CUTLER, SAYS VITAMIN ’D’ HELPS OUR BODIES ABSORB CALCIUM WHICH IS IMPORTANT ...

Taking vitamin C and D together boosts your immune system and supports bone health. Both vitamins may enhance wound healing and prevent infections.

More research suggests it’s time to abandon the craze over vitamin D. Taking high doses of "the sunshine vitamin" doesn't reduce the risk of broken bones in generally healthy older Americans, ...

As the days get shorter during the winter months, vitamin D becomes more important to supplement in our diets. Vitamin D is primarily produced by exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet rays. However, ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Vitamins are organic compounds that our body needs to function, but there’s one in particular you’d have to “C” to believe. We’ve only known about vitamins for around hundred ...

Robbie Raugh, RN, nutritionist and fitness and wellness expert talks about the importance of vitamin D. She says if your body is not making it, you must take it and if we are not seeing the sun, we ...

SHREVEPORT, La - Fall is in full swing, which means cooler temps, warm foods, pumpkins, sweaters, and the dreaded seasonal affective disorder (SAD). SAD is a seasonal depression typically happening in ...