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Selenium Mineral Supplements May Increase Diabetes Risk

July 10, 2007 By MedNews Leave a Comment

A recent study suggests that taking selenium supplements for a number of years increased the chances of developing diabetes. Tiny amounts of selenium, which occurs naturally in the soil and a wide range of foods, are essential for a healthy metabolism. There is also good evidence that selenium protects against prostate cancer.

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