Many Multivitamins Don't Have Nutrients Claimed in Label
A recent review of many popular multivitamins, by ConsumerLab.com, reveals that a lot of them do not have the nutrients claimed on the label.
Out of thirty-eight tested, thirteen had too much or too little of the ingredients listed or were improperly labeled.
"We found a wide range in the quality of multivitamins," said Dr. Tod Cooperman, president of the company."
A nutritional supplement our family takes and recommends is BarleyLife Xtra.
It combines eighteen fruits and vegetables with young barley grass, one of the most nutritious plants on earth.
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Out of thirty-eight tested, thirteen had too much or too little of the ingredients listed or were improperly labeled.
"We found a wide range in the quality of multivitamins," said Dr. Tod Cooperman, president of the company."
A nutritional supplement our family takes and recommends is BarleyLife Xtra.
It combines eighteen fruits and vegetables with young barley grass, one of the most nutritious plants on earth.
To learn more about BarleyLife Xtra, Click Here.