They tend to have less consistent evidence and are generally less effective, particularly for moderate to severe menopause symptoms
For adults, doctors recommend 2.4 micrograms a day
It helps make red blood cells, keeps your nerves healthy, and turns food into usable energy
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Research has documented reduced fat mass, decreased adipocyte size, and shifts in adipose tissue gene expression patterns toward fat-mobilizing rather than fat-storing phenotypes
Translation: it helps your brain work better, your body make energy more efficiently, and your mood stay stable