Vitamin A and Calcium Supplement Use Predicts Neuropsychological Functioning In Menopausal Women

This study examined whether supplement use predicted neuropsychological functioning in menopausal women (N = 2,245). Participants self-reported supplement frequency and completed neuropsychological assessments. Greater calcium use was associated with faster processing speed. Frequent vitamin A use predicted poorer immediate and delayed memory recall. Working memory was unrelated to supplement use.