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52 Interestingly, low zinc levels have been associated with pediatric inflammatory bowel disease 55 and increased inflammation in animal models of colitis 56 and zinc supplementation appears to be protective of bowel inflammation in clinical 57 and animal studies

There are many vitamin A supplements on the market but most of these tend to be dry powder forms of such as beta carotene

99 Higher omega-3 fatty acid intake has also been associated with lower rate of recurrence of DVT or other venous thromboembolic events, especially in those whose first event had no known trigger (eg, surgery, hospitalization, cancer, or acute illness)

Vitamin K2: Supports healthy calcium utilization for stronger bones

It is sometimes included in compounded multi-agent topicals