Vitamines et minéraux

This comprehensive review explores the critical role of key nutrients in optimizing blood glucose control and promoting mental well-being in individuals with diabetes. Diabetes management extends beyond traditional pharmacological interventions and the impact of nutrition on both physiological and psychological aspects cannot be overstated. We conducted an extensive review of the existing literature, focusing on studies that investigate the influence of specific nutrients on blood glucose regulation and mental health outcomes in individuals with diabetes. The synthesis of evidence underscores the multifaceted interplay between nutrition, diabetes management and mental well-being, providing valuable insights into potential avenues for holistic and patient-centered care.

This case-control study delves into the intricate relationship between serum vitamin K2 levels and the prevalence of periodontitis. In an effort to elucidate potential connections between vitamin K2 status and periodontal health, we conducted a comprehensive investigation comparing serum levels of vitamin K2 in individuals with periodontitis against a matched control group. Utilizing stringent inclusion criteria, our study enrolled participants representative of varying periodontal conditions. Our findings reveal intriguing associations, suggesting that lower serum vitamin K2 levels may be linked to an increased risk of periodontitis. This investigation underscores the importance of understanding the role of vitamin K2 in periodontal health and raises intriguing possibilities for future preventive and therapeutic strategies in managing periodontal diseases.

This cross-sectional study explores the intricate relationship between vitamin D status and cognitive function in individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder in comparison to healthy controls. We conducted comprehensive cognitive assessments alongside measurements of vitamin D levels in a cohort comprising 75 bipolar disorder patients and 75 age-matched healthy controls. The results reveal a striking correlation between lower vitamin D levels and compromised cognitive abilities, particularly in domains such as memory, attention and executive function among individuals with bipolar disorder. In contrast, the healthy control group exhibited higher vitamin D levels and superior cognitive performance. These findings underscore the potential significance of vitamin D supplementation as an adjunctive intervention to ameliorate cognitive impairments in bipolar disorder, emphasizing the need for further investigation and potential therapeutic applications.

This case study examines the efficacy of a proprietary Directline™ delivery method via a lozenge compared to a gummy supplement. The Directline™ delivery enabled three times more ingredients to be delivered and extended the benefits in the body by 33% compared to the gummy, resulting in higher bioavailability through the lozenge.