The scientists from Keio University in Tokyo claim that vitamin E supplements can weaken the bones. According to the BBC, their conclusion is based on the experiments with mice. Full story

Choosing between beauty or health in terms of spending money, a British woman would invariably opt for beauty, as a recent study showed. A poll involving 3,000 women of all ages from 18 to 65 was commissioned by Benenden Healthcare Society to look into the motivation of the average woman when she has to decide what she buys. Full story

LeWhif, whom we all remember for turning out breathable chocolate, veered round to health care and produced breathable vitamins. We may not be so eager to give our mouth pleasures over to our noses, they assumedly judged, but we’ll be only too glad to transfer to the nose mouth duties. Full story

A research by the Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, shows that taking multivitamins may increase your risk of breast cancer. Researchers observed 35 000 women aged between 49 and 83 years old during 10 years. Full story

Mesotherapy for hair loss is one of this season's hottest topics. Anyone goes panicking when encountered with the word baldness! Breastfeeding mothers, stressed out big bosses, office clerks who ate junk food. Full story

Just like soda drinks, effervescent vitamins ruin teeth enamel, a study by the University of Helsinki claims. They wash away minerals from our teeth, resulting in their damage. Full story