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  1. People are lulled into a sense of doing the right thing for their health by simply buying vitamins. They often don't realize many brands out there contain a plethora of rather noxious ingredients. It is fantastic that you are bringing this to the attention of the public and suggesting in the process that knowledge is power. Becoming informed of how, for instance, to identify synthetic ingredients as opposed to naturally occurring ones and how the body requires the former is very important. Dr. Hulda Clark, one of the true pioneers in human health, has recommended throughout her work to avoid ingredients that contain any 'propyl' derivatives. That means any ingredient that has the word 'propyl' at the end or beginning of the compound or ingredient should be avoided. Propyl containing ingredients undermine liver function and its ability to prevent infestation of micro-organisms such as parasites.

  2. Synthetic vitamins do not work synergistically within the body. Synergy interactions produce a greater effect than the sum of separate effects. Synthetic vitamins are "dead" meaning the molecular structure of the nutritive elements are only copied and reproduced in labs. Our systems to not respond to this synthetic molecular structure the same way our systems respond to organic herbs and "clean" food without additives and pesticides. Not even close. Organic food and herbs produce the desired synergistic effect.

  3. Pure Vitamin C Power is 100% pure, and far less costly.

    People want the convenience of a tablet, and well, tablets are made with other ingredients besides the vitamin itself.

    It's the cost of convenience, I suppose.

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