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Is their research valid? How do you verify such research?
The real question here might be--what is the best way to research the BEST vitamins? One doctor told me--if they're sold through multi-level marketing, forget them immediately (these are). Do you agree with that?
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Personally, I tend to be suspect of vitamins and supplements sold through marketing programs, including those that are supposedly focused only on health products. However, a non-profit research organization, like Consumer Reports, may offer unbiased ratings of vitamins and supplements.
Please see:Multivitamins: Ratings of Sources, Consumer Research, April 2008
August 6, 2009 - 7:19pmThis Comment