Vitamin Supplements are a Waste of Money

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Yeah, right And being a gay is normal and good thing
Comment from : J P

You know what’s a waste of money going to a quack doctor
Comment from : John Doe

I've been experimenting with this so called USANA supplements since 2006, the truth is they are also a scam, every other year I've been on and off these supplements on purpose and I really haven't seen any changes on my annual check up with my Doctor, in fact recently I been showing the same health age related trends as any other men in regards prostate health and cholesterol levels so USANA has not done anything good to my health and man! they are EXPENSIVE!
Comment from : Dwain Cocopuff

Tell it to Dr Gary Null, PhD😁
Comment from : EMichael NY

I used to take a ton of supplements until I realized that I was probably wasting my money The only thing I still take now is krill oil because I know for a fact that I get virtually no omega 3 in my diet at all
Comment from : Matthew

There is always conflicting studies I live in Africa and vitamin d3 and good multivitamin is a miracle
Comment from : Zita Ani

How about the plastic bubble it’s wrapped in, Is that plastic ?
Comment from : The_Penny_Seventeens

Brought to you by the pharmaceuticals obviously don't buy garbage they call vitamins from Walmartdo your own research, get the real stuff
Comment from : Viktor Vasilik

Just a question If multivitamins and supplementing with individual vitamins have little to no effect, why would it be recommended to individuals with nutritional deficiencies or following a strict diet? Must be having some positive effect
Comment from : Troy Muller

Expensive pee 😂
Comment from : uvvibes

The impact of vitamin D supplementation on mortality rate and clinical outcomes of COVID-19 patients: A systematic review and meta-analysisbrbrConclusion: Prescribing vitamin D supplementation to patients with COVID-19 infection seems to decrease the mortality rate, the severity of the disease, and serum levels of the inflammatory markers Further studies are needed to determine the ideal type, dosage and duration of supplementationbrbr wwwmedrxivorg/content/medrxiv/early/2021/01/05/2021010421249219fullpdf
Comment from : One Health

Is ashwaganda worth it?
Comment from : Azael

I hear a duck
Comment from : LFK Activists

I believe general health optimization is more so the goal with supplements—not life extension; people are trying to live better, not longer
Comment from : xRedHairing

Some help and some don’t A very general meaningless statement by me, but I do enjoy cognitive benefits from the supplements such as Sulbutiamine, Magnesium L-Threonate, and Lion’s Mane Also, taking a little zinc sulfate in the morning, 10mg a day seems to be beneficial brbrWithout blood tests to know if these nutrients are being absorbed and utilized, you’re right that it seems thatbrmost supplements are in fact a waste
Comment from : Brett