the big question to answer is, are prisoners short enough on vitamins and nutrients to increase the likelyhood of disease? If yes, then a Vitamin pill Might fi

the big question to answer is, are prisoners short enough on vitamins and nutrients to increase the likelyhood of disease? If yes, then a Vitamin pill Might fix the problem - although vitamins pills are impressively high in vitamins and minerals, the absorption in the body could be quite limited. but, if it does fix the TB and disease problem, then its probably a great investment. I mean you can get like half a years worth of vitamin pills for just 30$. But, if Vitamin pills aren't being absorbed properly, then we'll need to feed them foods high in vitamins. Depending on the deficiency, we can find the foods that are the very highest in a nutrient using my tool here: https://kale.world/c https://kale.world/c This tool can find the foods with the very highest nutrient density for vitamins:A,b,c,e,k and lots of minerals, etc. For instance, we all know Vitamin C deficiency causes scurvy. So, if you use the tool, you'll see that the top sources for vitamin C are: red peppers, broccoli, kale, cauliflower. They are so high in vit C, they would only need a small amount of it, to reach their daily recommended amount. As little as 40 cals of broccoli gets you to your RDA.