Junk in = junk: Not sure where you heard that multivitamins don't work -- i've read a lot that says they can be helpful supplements to (not a replacement for!) a healthy diet. The difference might be the product you're using, and its bioavailability in your system. Gummies generally contain lots of sugar, and there are multiple kinds. Some don't use natural vitamin e, for instance -- ; that's not good for you.
Answered 12/1/2013
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Proven effective: There is a large body of research showing that that taking a multivitamin can help prevent heart disease, strokes, cancer, osteoporosis ; degenerative neurological diseases like parkinson's ; alzheimer's. Even the conservative mainstream ama advises all adults take a multivitamin! it's important to choose a good one-see http://www.Multivitaminguide.Org/ see my comment for jama's research summary:.
Answered 12/9/2013
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