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JAMA Recommends a Multivitamin

(JAMA stands for the Journal of American Medical Association, the foremost authority on Supplements).

The American Medical Association is advising all adults to take at least one multi-vitamin per day-a reversal of their long-standing anti-vitamin policy.

According to Drs. Robert Fletcher and Kathleen Fairfield of Harvard University, scientists' understanding of the benefits of vitamins has rapidly advanced. It now appears that people who get enough vitamins may have a lower risk of some common chronic illnesses as cancer, heart disease and osteoporosis.

JAMA's last comprehensive review of vitamins was about 20 years ago. It concluded that people of normal health did not need to take a multivitamin. JAMA advised that people can get all the necessary nutrients from their diet. Only pregnant women and chronically sick people may need to supplement their diets with certain vitamins.

At that time, the knowledge about vitamins was just beginning to expand. The value of folic acid in preventing some birth defects and heart disease was not yet known. Researchers hope that JAMA's endorsement will encourage more people to take daily multivitamins.

Health experts are increasingly worried that many American adults are not consuming enough vitamins in their diet. Almost 80 percent of Americans do not eat the recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables a day to provide essential nutrients.

"It's nice to see this change in philosophy that's saying we can make public-health recommendations based on this really compelling set of data," said Dr. Jeffrey Blumberg, chief of antioxidant research at Tuft's University's Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging.

Blumberg said the JAMA recommendations underscore a concern among nutrition experts that recommended daily allowances for many vitamins are too low. RDAs were originally established to prevent symptoms of vitamin-deficiency disorders. But evidence is growing that higher levels of many vitamins are necessary for optimum health.
Dr. Robert Fletcher agrees. "All of us grew up believing that if we ate a reasonable diet, that would take care of our vitamin needs. But the new evidence, much of it in the last couple of years, is that vitamins also prevent the usual diseases we deal with every day-heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis and birth defects."

Because foods contain thousands of vitamin-like compounds that may be important for good health, vitamin supplements should not be a substitute for a wholesome diet.

Source: The Seattle Times

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