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A study has found that taking daily multivitamins does not provide most healthy adults with tangible benefits in reducing the risk of chronic diseases, especially if they follow a balanced diet. The efficiency of nutrient absorption varies from person to person, and multivitamins may not fully or effectively compensate for nutrient deficiencies. Additionally, their impact on preventing heart disease, cancer, and cognitive decline is limited. While high doses of certain vitamins, particularly fat-soluble ones like A and D, can cause health problems such as toxicity or drug interactions, multivitamins can be beneficial in specific cases—such as deficiencies of certain nutrients, supporting pregnant women, or the elderly—and they contain a range of vitamins and minerals that vary depending on needs and target groups. Overall, a diet rich in whole foods remains the best way to achieve desired health benefits, with medical consultation recommended before taking supplements.
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