The Claim
Daily multivitamin-mineral supplementation for 2 to 3 years has no significant effect on executive function or attention in older adults.
What the research says
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Taking a daily multivitamin and mineral supplement for two to three years does not change executive function or attention in older adults.
See the scientific wording
Daily multivitamin-mineral supplementation for 2 to 3 years does not significantly improve executive function or attention in older adults, as demonstrated by null results in both the COSMOS-Clinic cohort and the meta-analysis of three sub-studies.
Taking daily multivitamins for two to three years does not change how the brain's planning and focus centers use chemicals or communicate with each other, so thinking skills like attention and decision-making stay the same.
What the research says
1 studyTaking a daily multivitamin for two years didn’t help older adults get better at planning, focusing, or switching tasks — even though it slightly helped with memory and overall thinking. So the claim that it doesn’t improve focus or planning is backed by the study.
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