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High calcium consumption might be harmful and for prostate cancer prevention, high dose calcium supplementation and fortification should be avoided, especially among AA (African American) men . Vitamin D Deficiency Raises Cancer Risk High calcium intake in African American men may actually increase the risk for prostate cancer, but taking vitamin D can reduce the risk
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The potential prebiotic berberine combined with methimazole improved the therapeutic effect of graves disease patients through regulating the intestinal microbiome
They also looked at collagen and elastin production