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This is such a vague headline that it contains no useful information, given that clearly individual vitamins have benefits, and multivitamins can be a mix of an
by nwah1 6y ago
This is such a vague headline that it contains no useful information, given that clearly individual vitamins have benefits, and multivitamins can be a mix of any number of any quantity of vitamins.
That many people have no idea what they are purchasing is a separate matter.
- nabla9 6y agoYou are supposed to read the article!!!
- nwah1 6y agoWhen a headline indicates a flagrantly ignorant viewpoint, why would anyone be obligated to read further?
- coldtea 6y ago>This is such a vague headline that it contains no useful information As if the headline alone should give the full breakdown/
- nwah1 6y agoIf the headline misrepresents the study, then that is the fault of this publication, and nobody should share the article or read it. If the headline is an accurate representation of the study, then the study is garbage without having to know anything else about it.
- coldtea 6y ago>If the headline is an accurate representation of the study, then the study is garbage without having to know anything else about it. So much for confirmation bias...
- nwah1 6y ago"Why Albert Einstein's theories prove the Earth is flat." Hmmm... this seems fishy. I'm not going to read any further. Peanut gallery: That seems a bit presumptuous. Confirmation bias much?
- coldtea 6y agoYeah, I can the analogy between "earth is flat" and "multivitamins benefits are placebo".