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Tonawanda Memory and Cognition Boost with Multivitamin Use

The wonder of a single daily multivitamin! Not everyone likes to take a lot of pills, but using a daily multivitamin supplement makes a lot of sense. It is basic and beneficial, especially in terms of delivering B vitamins which are described to assist with cognitive decline and memory in older adults. Nutrition is important. Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation encourages our Tonawanda chiropractic patients to show us their daily multivitamin to ensure that it has all the right minerals and vitamins!

MULTIVITAMIN BENEFIT

Multivitamin supplementation may be quite simple and yet quite effective. A new systematic research literature review on the effects of high-dose, B-complex multivitamin supplementation resulted in backing the benefit of such supplementation in healthy and at-risk participants in terms of mental (like felt stress, concentration, general mental health, reduced anxiety), physical, and energy outcomes. (1) Daily multivitamin use compared with placebo enhanced older adults’ memory. At one-year follow-up, older multivitamin users demonstrated significantly better immediate recall. The researchers estimated that this multivitamin use boosted memory performance by the equivalent of 3.1 years of aged-related memory change. That is an important change! Further, the researchers reported that participants still took the multivitamins on a routine basis:  94.4% at 6 months and 91.8% at 1 year. Not bad! It’s essential to take the multivitamin every day to get the best effect. Blood samples that were taken from a subset of participants showed increases in folate, vitamin B12 and serum 25(OH) vitamin D. One of the study’s co-authors at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston said that “multivitamin supplementation holds promise as a safe, accessible, and affordable approach to protecting cognitive health in older adults.” Outcomes for participants with a history of cardiovascular disease were better than those who did not. (2) Another study reported similar outcomes that taking a multivitamin for 3 years increased episodic memory, global cognition, and executive function in older adults. Those with cardiovascular disease seemed to benefit more than those who didn’t have that. (3) This is encouraging of those with cardiovascular disease to make a daily routine of taking a multivitamin with B vitamins! Chiropractic Spine Sports And Rehabilitation and you will have a talk at your next Tonawanda chiropractic appointment about your cognition, your age, your multivitamin supplement routine, your multivitamin quality, and the positives of multivitamin supplementation for you!

WHAT’S WITH B VITAMINS?

The body utilizes B vitamins to make new cells, particularly red blood cells. B9 is folate, the natural form of B9 (in contrast to the synthetic version referred to as folic acid) the body can use in circulation. Methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) is a water-soluble form of natural B9 folate. Look for these. A good multivitamin with the B vitamins may be your friend! We can talk about yours.

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Listen to this PODCAST with Dr James Cox on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson as he discusses the important role of B vitamins in a specific spinal condition known as myelopathy and its neck and arm pain that may be treated with The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management.

Make your Tonawanda chiropractic appointment now. We’ll talk about how just one multivitamin a day can benefit you in so many ways like with your memory and cognition!

Tonawanda multivitamin picture to demonstrate benefits for memory and cognition
 
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