Harvard School of Public Health

Harvard School of Public Health's Opinions

Health Do antioxidant supplements have health benefits? Mostly Disagree Randomized, placebo-controlled trials—which, when performed well, provide the strongest evidence—offer little support that taking vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, or other single antioxidants provides substantial protection against heart disease, cancer, or other chronic conditions. The results of the largest such trials have been mostly negative. Edit Pitches 01 Jan 2008    Source

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