The sunshine supplement mixed with calcium linked to 17 percent increase of deadly disease

According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, an analysis of 20 studies found that a combination of vitamin D and calcium in a supplement could increase the risk of a deadly attack. Of the 42,072 research participants, 3,690 had strokes during the trials. Thus, the researchers concluded that vitamin D and calcium supplementation – taken together – could increase the risk of a stroke by 17 percent.
Instead of supplementation, Dr Michos recommends “people should focus on getting their nutrients from a heart-healthy diet”.
“The data increasingly show that the majority of healthy adults don’t need to take supplements,” he added.
A heart-healthy diet and reducing risk of stroke
The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stated: “Choosing healthy meal and snack options can help you prevent stroke.”
This includes plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, foods low in saturated fats and trans fat, and foods high in fibre.
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