Information is Beautiful: Supplements

By Daniel Miessler on February 26th, 2010: Tagged as Health | Science

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A great post on popularity vs. scientific evidence of effectiveness at Information is Beautiful.

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The FUD marketing on many products I buy really saddens me. I'm a big tea fan, and it really irks me how much these companies overplay the benefits of ingredients such as anti-oxidents, which according to my research only has some slight health benefits, and only after just a small level, the potential benefit caps out quickly.
http://maxolasersquad.com/ Maxolasersquad

The FUD marketing on many products I buy really saddens me. I'm a big tea fan, and it really irks me how much these companies overplay the benefits of ingredients such as anti-oxidents, which according to my research only has some slight health benefits, and only after just a small level, the potential benefit caps out quickly.

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