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FREED0ML0VER's avatar

I take mostly individual supplements. The closest thing to a multi that I take is a B complex from Puritan's Pride. I believe I first heard of PP in Prevention magazine many years ago - back when they were still a good source for health information, while Robert Rodale was still alive. I think PP was bought out by GNC several years ago, and I see from the chart in one of your previous articles that the Carlyle Group now owns them. Through the years, I've been generally happy with their products, and I haven't noticed any difference in quality as a result of the changes in ownership, although I'm in no position to perform a qualitative analysis.

Since I'm now a retired old gummer, I'm relying more on supplements to make sure I'm getting all of the nutrients necessary to stay healthy. I no longer have the appetite to eat ten+ helpings of vegetables and a pound of meat everyday, so the quality of the supplements that I take is becoming more of a priority for me. Do you have an opinion of PP products that you're willing to share?

Thanks for every word that you write. I enjoy your articles.

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What do you think about Pure Encapsulations brand Pure Genomics Multivitamin? It's not organic, but is GMO. I was thinking a few weeks ago about switching from Pure Genomics to the Global Healing multivitamin. Generally speaking, I like Ed Group and his products. What do you think?

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