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Re:Loss of myelin is one of the major factors of age-related... by TedDoesntTalk on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @01:21AM (#26473320)
> I've been wondering if vitamin technology has been keeping up.

Definitely they have but not in brands typically found in grocery stores. Look at brands like PureEncapsulations, Thorne, and Swanson for example.

I personally take PureEncapsulations ONE multivitamin daily.

Be careful with vitamin E... too much is NOT a good thing. And yes, there is more than one kind each with different bioavailability.

A lot of multivitamins don’t include minerals, especially iron.

Re:Loss of myelin is one of the major factors of age-related... by lotsofpulp on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @04:31AM (#26474237)
In the US, I wouldn’t take a vitamin without the USP label:

https://www.usp.org/

There’s no government oversight of vitamins and supplements, but at least USP might give the veneer of some verification.

Re:Loss of myelin is one of the major factors of age-related... by collyw on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @04:15AM (#26474147)
I read somewhere that a large part of the "quality" of vitamin pills come down to how crumbly they are. Small dense vitamins are so good. Big pills are.