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Best multivitamins to take, according to experts

By Matthew Lynch
March 7, 2024
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Multivitamins are a great way to ensure that you’re getting a daily dose of essential vitamins and minerals, especially if your diet isn’t as diverse as it could be. According to health experts, the best multivitamins should have a balance of nutrients, without excessive amounts of any one vitamin or mineral.

Here’s what the experts suggest you should look for in a multivitamin:

1. Age and Gender-Specific Formulas: Men’s and women’s bodies have different nutritional needs. Women, for instance, may need more iron, while men might require certain vitamins in different quantities. There are also specific multivitamins tailored for different ages since nutritional requirements change as we get older.

2. Third-Party Testing: Look for brands that have been verified by third-party organizations like USP (U.S. Pharmacopeia), NSF International, or ConsumerLab.com. These organizations test supplements to ensure they contain the ingredients listed on the label and do not have harmful levels of contaminants.

3. Essential Nutrients: A good multivitamin should contain vitamins A, C, D, E, and K, as well as B-complex vitamins. Minerals like calcium, magnesium, and zinc are critical as well.

4. Avoid Megadoses: Multivitamins that provide 100% or close to 100% of the daily value (DV) of most nutrients is generally recommended. However, avoid megadoses of vitamins and minerals unless prescribed by a healthcare provider.

5. Active Forms of Nutrients: The best formulas include nutrients in their active forms which are more easily absorbed by the body. For example, methylcobalamin is a more absorbable form of vitamin B12 than cyanocobalamin.

6. Quality Ingredients: Avoid multivitamins with artificial colors, fillers, binders, or added sugars. These do not add any nutritional value and may even be harmful to your health in some cases.

7. Tailored to Specific Needs: Some people may benefit from multivitamins with added ingredients geared towards specific needs – like added lutein for eye health or omega-3 fatty acids for heart health.

When it comes to specific products that experts often recommend:

– Rainbow Light – Men’s One Multivitamin: Provides most essential nutrients tailored for men’s health with added digestive support enzymes.

– Garden of Life Vitamin Code for Women: Tailored for women’s nutritional needs with probiotics and enzymes to help in digestion.

– Centrum Silver Adults 50+: Designed specifically for adults over 50 years old to support heart health and eye health.

– New Chapter Every Man’s One Daily: Fermented with whole foods and probiotics for better absorption; gentle on the stomach.

– Ritual Essential Multivitamin (for various ages/genders): A subscription-based service offering gender-specific formulas with transparent sourcing.

Always remember before starting any new supplement regimen it’s important to consult with your healthcare provider, particularly if you have underlying health conditions or are taking other medications.

By following these guidelines from experts and possibly considering recommended products, you can make an informed choice about which multivitamin is best suited for your needs to help fill nutritional gaps in your diet.

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