supplementation

Definitions

Examples

• We have them take vitamin D and calcium supplementation, and we stress the importance of weight-bearing exercise, which is critical for shoring up bone density.

• For $197 you can “detox your way to better health,” according to one seller, using food and supplementation to reverse inflammation.

• With a bone fracture, for instance, Kruppa says that your calcium needs increase to 1,500 milligrams per day, which may necessitate supplementation.

• The largest meta-analysis, including 13 randomized trials with a total of 532 subjects, found no improvement in athletic performance after vitamin D supplementation.

• There is also no solid evidence that vitamin D supplementation will lower the risk of becoming infected or developing a serious case of covid-19.

• It closely follows the wording of the text and does not necessitate any forced supplementation.

• If they do assist the thing, is this assistance (or supplementation) other than the thing or not?

• Illusion is partial, hallucination complete, supplementation of an external object.

• If the supplementation be not immediate, but postponed, as in the case of old-age pensions, its effect will be similar.

• We shall now have to add to the seed another supplementation by subsidiaries themselves requiring an additament.