Cochrane: '𝙍𝘾𝙏𝙨 - 𝙑𝙞𝙩𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙨 𝘼,𝘾,𝙀 & 𝙎𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙪𝙢 𝘷𝘴 𝙋𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙚𝙗𝙤/𝙉𝙤.. 38 𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘭𝘴 𝘸/𝘭𝘰𝘸 𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘬 𝘰𝘧 𝘣𝘪𝘢𝘴 = 𝘴𝘪𝘨𝘯𝘪𝘧𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘯𝘵 𝙞𝙣𝙘𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙚 𝙞𝙣 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙮: ▪️+𝟭𝟬% (𝘙𝘙)' https://t.co/Jkn3lqWgXM T:https://t.co/CmPraPhoxy https://t.co/Gk8Q4AuCW1
@daveasprey @maxlugavere But you're correct in that beta-carotene is bad. There are numerous META-ANALYSES showing increases in mortality, cancer, bone fractures, and other disesases: https://t.co/RNcBzGc7Q0 https://t.co/seJcFmXXt3 https://t.co/aqi9ZD3VzT
RT @statto: Vitamin E: Found by a Cochrane review (the gold standard in evidence-based medicine) to *increase* risk of death! https://t.co/…
@bryan_johnson Hey there, I'm covering this news for Fortune. Some experts have questioned the effectiveness of some of Blueprint's capsules ingredients including that Vitamin E increases risk of death. https://t.co/muqUQ3iIVf Did you have any thoughts o
Vitamin E: Found by a Cochrane review (the gold standard in evidence-based medicine) to *increase* risk of death! https://t.co/cfDO9B8owC
Pra fugir dos/as picaretas https://t.co/KwnYe9oLiw
@ScepticalDoctor “antioxidant supplements… …significantly increased mortality in a fixed‐effect model (RR 1.03, 95% CI 1.01 to 1.05). Heterogeneity was low with an I2‐ of 12%” https://t.co/uEqAMjsTvv
@Amanda_Parsons @MedCrisis They make their claims as do all supplements from cellular pathways but time and time again, long term studies betray many vitamins and supplements when they do not show any decreased risk in dying: https://t.co/S1fsLfcO7u
@srimcafee @NeoTweetTimes @theliverdr There are controlled trials of antioxidant vitamins. A review of them shows they probably increase mortality rates. https://t.co/71Abj7KSrd
@Reijo_RD_FIN @SiiriSimola Juuri näin. Mutta antioksidanttiuskovaiset ovat kokonaan torjuneet kliinisen näytön suurten annosten haitoista. Tässä muutama julkaisu asiasta: https://t.co/evz0d5GOX4 https://t.co/Axj0Ra05Pq https://t.co/7f5BHliMZT https://t.co/
@Sarah_Finestein @SiiriSimola Kannattaisi malttaa ennen kuin nolaa itsensä osoittamalla tietämättömyytensä. Minä olen koko ajan puhunut kliinisestä näytöstä. Opiskele alkuun vaikka nämä: https://t.co/evz0d5GOX4 https://t.co/Axj0Ra05Pq https://t.co/7f5BHliM
@bryan_johnson It also increases mortality (death rate): https://t.co/ZkUZDjFdyU
@Loyalty2Nation @holisticgrenade Evidence does NOT show antioxidant vitamin supplementation prolongs life. It may increase mortality. https://t.co/71Abj7KSrd
Is it time to revisit the free radical theory of aging? Yes. Does this study have any significance for human aging? I don't know. What's clear is that antioxidants are not a panacea. See the linked metastudy—the warning is already in the summary. https://t
@tacticalgym None. The supplements we have evidence for either have no effect or some (like vitamin E, which Bryan takes) can actually increase risk of death: https://t.co/f1PEhSz0rr Of the more exotic stuff, there are some animal data, but we need human
@andy_husband1 You mean on Google, or the proper scientific research published in peer reviewed journals? The first will only confirm your biases, and the second may educate you. https://t.co/xCOzgvOx2c
@VersozaAngelo what the category "antioxidant" might mislead people on is that >400 IU/day of vitamin E is associated with higher mortality in people with chronic illnesses https://t.co/ctgSrRieM3 https://t.co/P4VC2PRJKm
RT @RyanMarino: @jduffyrice DIY supplementation has no benefits and may actually have harms https://t.co/FrqHkH42Lc https://t.co/8BDaB3xu…
RT @RyanMarino: @jduffyrice DIY supplementation has no benefits and may actually have harms https://t.co/FrqHkH42Lc https://t.co/8BDaB3xu…
RT @FusionProgGuy: @angryhacademic In relation to antioxidant supplements: https://t.co/uoKMK7I4Vi
@angryhacademic In relation to antioxidant supplements: https://t.co/uoKMK7I4Vi
RT @RyanMarino: @jduffyrice DIY supplementation has no benefits and may actually have harms https://t.co/FrqHkH42Lc https://t.co/8BDaB3xu…
RT @RyanMarino: @jduffyrice DIY supplementation has no benefits and may actually have harms https://t.co/FrqHkH42Lc https://t.co/8BDaB3xu…
@jduffyrice DIY supplementation has no benefits and may actually have harms https://t.co/FrqHkH42Lc https://t.co/8BDaB3xuRo
@Medicinmanden "It’s safe, it’s cheap, it might well help, and it can’t hurt." Der er talrige eksempler på behandlinger man troede var effektive gjorde mere skade end gavn. Og indtag af vitaminer er ikke uden problemer https://t.co/5HOSIuQtvM
@JesseLunsford @BorioClaudia @Botanygeek Well the question is where to start, but this Cochrane review seems like a pretty good place, since it suggests that at best antioxidant supplements have no effect on mortality (and possibly lead to an increase of 3
2012: "Beta‐carotene and vitamin E supplements seem to increase mortality, and so may higher doses of vitamin A. Antioxidant supplements need to be considered as medicinal products and should undergo sufficient evaluation before marketing." https://t.co/C
@ConorKerley @TyRBeal @The_Nutrivore @MattMadore576 @dylanarmbruste3 And several more papers suggesting the ineffectiveness or even increased associative risk of certain cancers with b-carotene supplementation: https://t.co/7JzDohGWVh https://t.co/OquoNO
@DrLilon Vitamin supplement advice? “I advise you that antioxidant vitamins only slightly increase all-cause mortality so they’re neither good for your health nor sufficiently harmful to be a reliable way of commuting suicide” https://t.co/uEqAMjsTvv
@GillianMcKeith I hope you remind your followers that it is long known that some vitamin supplements (antioxidant vitamins) increase mortality. https://t.co/71Abj7KSrd
RT @TomPMarshall: @pash22 @MInczeMD Cochrane review 2012: “We found no evidence to support antioxidant supplements for primary or secondary…
@pash22 @MInczeMD Cochrane review 2012: “We found no evidence to support antioxidant supplements for primary or secondary prevention. Beta-carotene and vitamin E seem to increase mortality, and so may higher doses of vitamin A” https://t.co/71Abj7KSrd
RT @TomPMarshall: @BNH_Official Systematic review of RCT evidence suggests antioxidant vitamins increase all-cause mortality. In trials w…
@NazNazzy12 Vitamin supplements have been shown to be worthless unless you are deficient. https://t.co/dNmfQd2vfb
@BNH_Official Systematic review of RCT evidence suggests antioxidant vitamins increase all-cause mortality. In trials with low risk of bias: Vitamin E: 12.0% dead (11,689/97,523) v 10.3% dead in control groups (7561 /73,721); 46 RCTs, RR 1.03 (95%CI 1.
And posts like these just remind me why I wanted to cry again Brb difficult conversations to be made
Also reminding everyone living with a chronic disease/health condition that vitamin E dosed at least 400 mg/day **might** slightly increase your risk of death Idk why, but from the data alone it's just not worth whatever hyped claims there are https://t.
@Lukewearechange Supplemental vitamin A, folic acid, beta-carotene, and vitamin E are all associated with increased risk of death. [https://t.co/eKJBWBhMgs]
@lightbearer0326 @CasparKashkin @aspiesmom Please read the Cochrane review on antioxidant vitamins. https://t.co/71Abj7KSrd
RT @whereisdaz: @SteveFitSmart "Current evidence does not support the use of antioxidant supplements in the general population or in patien…
@lightbearer0326 @CasparKashkin @aspiesmom Just to inform you a bit better 1) "key vital vitamins" "In the 56 trials with a low risk of bias, the antioxidant supplements significantly increased mortality (18,833 dead/146,320 (12.9%) versus 10,320 dead/97,
@SteveFitSmart "Current evidence does not support the use of antioxidant supplements in the general population or in patients with various diseases” https://t.co/magfOZZOlg
Antioxidants, a marketing scam still rolling high: The current evidence does not support the use of antioxidant supplements in the general population or in patients with various diseases. https://t.co/Ii9GiYYD0F
@SUKLcz Tipy na zdroje: - https://t.co/8mfiUqSIl8 - https://t.co/9H0OiLFbt5
No se encuentra evidencia de que los suplementos antioxidantes funcionen para la prevención primaria o secundaria. El b-caroteno y la vit E parecen aumentar la mortalidad. https://t.co/E21QEETDTx
Disappointing and concerning that @parkrunUK feels it is ok to promote multivitamins. I loved being part of @Victoriaparkrun; it was about sharing a love of running and supporting a free community activity, not providing an audience for 'health' products.
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
RT @JanetAth: This thread needs a read @Marathonmiss https://t.co/894g9JZj43
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
Week, not appropriate @bedfordparkrun @cancer5kYourWay
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
Vitality was the thin end of the wedge.
Such a shame. I’m sure the brand I question paid generously for this sponsorship, @parkrunUK please reconsider your position
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
RT @dnunan79: When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/prac…
When something organic and ‘for the people’ becomes a corporation with all the accompanying marketing opportunities. GPs/practices sending patients to parkrun as part of official @RCGP scheme might have to be vigialiant of poor-evidence based tag-ons What
This thread needs a read @Marathonmiss
Please stop this @parkrunUK I had been advocating you to my patients.
Another GP Parkrun “ambassador” here agreeing with @mgtmccartney Come on @parkrunUK research the evidence before promoting.
RT @susan_bewley: Deeply depressing to see parkrun pushing "the benefits of using multivitamins" against the evidence of increased mortalit…
RT @angelaraffle: well said Margaret. Unnecessary manufacture, packaging, transport, and waste, playing on people's fears to make money but…
well said Margaret. Unnecessary manufacture, packaging, transport, and waste, playing on people's fears to make money but provides nothing beneficial. Eating well after your Park Run is all you need https://t.co/xYItJbXd9Z for health and planet
RT @mgtmccartney: Please don’t do this @parkrunUK . I love you. I volunteer for you. Parkrun is a great great thing. But : pushing multivit…
RT @susan_bewley: Deeply depressing to see parkrun pushing "the benefits of using multivitamins" against the evidence of increased mortalit…
Deeply depressing to see parkrun pushing "the benefits of using multivitamins" against the evidence of increased mortality @claphamparkrun @HealthWatchUK @CharityComms
Please don’t do this @parkrunUK . I love you. I volunteer for you. Parkrun is a great great thing. But : pushing multivitamins ? Read cochrane. https://t.co/tcUn5Uw9OU. @rcgp @VictoriaTzB @HelenRCGP https://t.co/2QNCFTyFVd
@irishayesha There are a lot of celebrities who tout medical knowledge as if they really understand what they talk about. They don't understand the influence they have or how little they know. The latter is well documented: 'Dunning-Kruger effect' 😂😂 htt
@DrGrumble Evidence of effectiveness needs RCTs not "survey data". Meta-analysis of RCTs answered this years ago. "no evidence to support antioxidant supplements for primary or secondary prevention. Beta-carotene & Vit E increase mortality, so may hig
RT @DipeshGopal: No, oral vitamins only help in special cases See @cochranecollab paper ➡️ vitamins don't stop you dying https://t.co/Dv9…
RT @DipeshGopal: No, oral vitamins only help in special cases See @cochranecollab paper ➡️ vitamins don't stop you dying https://t.co/Dv9…
No, oral vitamins only help in special cases See @cochranecollab paper ➡️ vitamins don't stop you dying https://t.co/Dv9OBvrZz2 #Celebrities must take responsibility for promoting health w/o thought of consequences: ⚠️it's dangerous 🗣️misinforms the pu
@SCienceSophs @_captainscience Antioxidant supplements haven't had much luck in the clinic. Plus I'm always suspicious of anything that claims to "boost" or "support" your immune system. https://t.co/DaS7dSm8ST
I don’t disagree with their findings but important to note imo: we are discussing a food’s impact vs a supplement’s impact. effectiveness and absorption of supplements are notoriously less when coabsorbed without macronutrients as a pill
@dualchemy @marithenerd @TJRicks_TSP I know that ROS damage mitochondria and this is related to ageing and death, but antioxidants have not been shown to be useful. https://t.co/DaS7dSm8ST
@ForPolJournal @Johngcole Apparently they need to read more. Vitamin supplementation has no benefit except in cases of severe deficientcy: https://t.co/0xzdmT7tCT
@BBCTwo @GilesYeo Great seeing @GilesYeo on @bbc_horizon 2 weeks ago discuss @cochranecollab metaanalysis - impact of #antioxidants vs nil/placebo 🙎♂️🙎♀️ 300000 pts, age 18-103 📊 78 RCTs 🚩All cause mortality - no benefit at mean 3 yrs (max 14yrs) https:
@ashaw2957 @sarahboseley @kevinnbass Dear Andrew Shaw: so 78 negative antioxidant RCT's did not disprove your hypothesis https://t.co/pFgSBw62Z1 Can you suggest a scientific experiment that could prove or disprove your hypothesis? What clinical trial could
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, v…
¿Son buenos los antioxidantes?. Pues no. Parece que incluso pueden aumentar la mortalidad, especialmente betacarotenos, vitamina E y vitamina A. #dermatology #dermatología https://t.co/yADkf9nC6t …
Or even increase mortality, as a recent @cochranecollab review. Specially #betacaroten, #vitaminE and #vitaminA. #dermatology #dermatología https://t.co/yADkf9nC6t …
RT @myfreedom14: "We found no evidence to support antioxidant supplements for primary or secondary prevention. Beta-carotene and vitamin E…
RT @myfreedom14: Consumo de vitaminas antioxidantes no previenen infartos: https://t.co/BrI6BkUlYZ No se encuentra motivos para recomenda…