Dietary Supplements, Strength Training Offer no Significant Effects in Older Adults.

Karen Rosenberg

Journal: The American journal of nursing 2021;121(2):69

PMID: 33497135

Abstract

According to this study: A study of adults age 70 or older without major comorbidities showed that treatment with vitamin D3, omega-3 fatty acids, or a strength training exercise program didn't result in clinically significant changes in blood pressure, nonvertebral fractures, physical performance, infection rates, or cognitive function.

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