Article - Vitamins Good or Bad?

[grnmchn]

This article is pretty interesting. It talks about whether or not people are actually experiencing benefits, or at least their perceived benefits, from excess vitmain consumption.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16655168/

[NYCmitch25]

"The Vitamin Shoppe women's product contained 15.3 micrograms of lead per daily serving of two tablets. [This amount of lead is more than 10 times the amount permitted without a warning in California]"

Good post
Thanks

Those that failed:

— The Vitamin Shoppe Multivitamins Especially for women: Contaminated with lead
— Hero Nutritionals Yummi Bears: Had twice the labeled amount of vitamin A
— Nature's Plus Especially Yours for Women: Took twice as long as allowed to disintegrate
— AARP Maturity Formula: Took nearly twice as long as allowed to disintegrate
— Eniva VIBE: Had only 54 percent of claimed vitamin A
— Pet-Tabs Complete Daily Vitamin-Mineral Supplement for Dogs: Contained lead