
A 1929 formula sold through chiropractors. 4mg vitamin C when the RDA is 90mg. The 'whole food' concept is appealing but the actual nutrient delivery is negligible. One strawberry contains more vitamin C than a serving of this.
A 1929 formula sold on nostalgia. 4mg vitamin C and 0.1mg B6 are negligible. The 'whole food' concept sounds wholesome, but the actual nutrient delivery is far below any modern multi.

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Carrot Root, Sweet Potato, Alfalfa, Bovine Liver, Mushroom, Oat Flour, Bone Meal
People philosophically committed to whole food supplements.Those referred by their chiropractor.
Anyone wanting measurable nutritional impact.Vegans (contains bovine liver).
Unlikely at these doses
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