Vitamins
Vitamin evidence is strongest where it started: correcting a documented deficiency. A form like vitamin D3 in someone who tests low has solid trial backing behind the correction itself. That evidence gets thinner once you're already replete and supplementing for a general benefit on top of adequate levels — read the grade on each product rather than assuming vitamin status alone justifies a dose.
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