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20 Things You Think Are Healthy But Actually Aren’t

Multi-Vitamins

Numerous studies have shown no real benefit comes from taking multi-vitamins, especially in our typically well-fed society. Click HERE for more information.

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2 thoughts on “20 Things You Think Are Healthy But Actually Aren’t”

  1. I was surprised by some of these and not surprised by others. No wonder our bodies are so unhealthy. Things that have been developed in the last 50 years (plastic products, baked chips, frozen yogurt) all seemed to be wonderful. Now we find that we’re probably slowly killing ourselves. You hear more & more cases of cancer than ever before and now it makes sense.

  2. I am 94 yrs old & have not nor do not eat any of these so far, think that my have anything to do with my healthy years now? Good thinking on your part to show all of these, I see so many eating all of them, thank you. Olive Pierce

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