How about you prove that they are harmful? I'm happy to assume that some research was done, and that a handful of peer-reviewed studies suggest these nutrients

How about you prove that they are harmful? I'm happy to assume that some research was done, and that a handful of peer-reviewed studies suggest these nutrients have some positive effects (or at the very least are neutral and customers are paying for a placebo. That's okay too.) Saying "prove there's no harm" is like saying "prove pencils don't give people headaches" or "prove God doesn't exist." If you're on a mission to prove something, maybe start by refuting the information put into the FAQ regarding safety or the various studies that have been linked.