Multivitamins: The evidence is more positive than doctors often suggest

Summary

The article examines the debate around multivitamin supplements, noting that while many doctors dismiss them as producing "expensive urine" and a 2013 editorial urged people to stop wasting money, the actual evidence is more positive. It references a 2001 study co-funded by the NIH involving over 3,500 people that showed hints of benefits from high doses of vitamins C, E, zinc, and beta carotene. The piece suggests that some people could benefit from multivitamins despite the prevailing skepticism.

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