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oldsoftie

(13,538 posts)

1. These "experts" dont seem to know their ass from a hole in the ground

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Sun Jul 7, 2024, 07:17 AM

Jul 2024

We see studies saying "low levels of "X" shown to contribute to higher "Z"" or others saying "Most people aren't getting enough "X"" Or sometimes "supplements may be useful for "X""
And then this; "Oh, never mind"

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Multivitamin use not found to be associated with mortality benefit at 20 years follow-up [View all] sl8 Jul 2024 OP

These "experts" dont seem to know their ass from a hole in the ground oldsoftie Jul 2024 #1

Correlation does not equal cause. multigraincracker Jul 2024 #2

Interesting and maybe not too surprising. Joinfortmill Jul 2024 #3

Even on the busy people's diet of processed food, most are getting adequate vitamins Warpy Jul 2024 #4