Sorry, but Nearly Half of All Multivitamins Don’t Do What They Say

The Healthy @Reader's Digest·Mar 2

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A study has found that nearly half of all multivitamins may not be effective as claimed. There are also reports of potential health risks associated with some supplements, including a possible link to liver failure. The effectiveness and safety of multivitamins and supplements appear to be in question, with some outlets warning of potential dangers and others discussing common mistakes or deficiencies in vitamin intake.

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