
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 that delivers negligible nutrient amounts: vitamin C at 4mg (0.8% of optimal), vitamin B6 at 0.1mg (0.4% of optimal). The 'whole food nutrient complex' from carrot, sweet potato, and bovine liver provides trace amounts with no standardized potency. This is nostalgia marketing, not effective supplementation. Any modern multivitamin outperforms this by orders of magnitude. The proprietary whole food blend makes dose verification impossible.

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Carrot Root, Sweet Potato, Alfalfa, Bovine Liver, Mushroom, Oat Flour, Bone Meal
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