Lot of false claims. Look at the latest supplement …
Lot of false claims. Look at the latest supplement facts on garden of life website. They call out Vitamin E 250 IU or 833% of daily value. Only alpha tocopherol can be considered for dv as per (https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminE-HealthProfessional/) . So the mention of vitamin e 250 IU is only alpha tocopherol which is equivalent to 168 mg of alpha tocopherol. Then in lower part of the supplement facts they mention 4 mg of mixed tocopherol(i.e 4 todotrienol and 2 tocopherol). Bottom line 168 mg of alpha tocopherol and only 4 mg of 6 other vitamin e spectrum. Also vitamin code as a brand is not food derived vitamins. It is "RAW" whole food vitamin(not to be confused with english word raw, it is just a trademark RAW) as they call it, "whole food" they mean they cultivate by adding isolated/synthetic vitamin to yeast/bacteria and cultivate whole food. They don't mention what is the source of the vitamin cultivated in yeast/bacteria whether it is synthetic or food derived. For namesake they just add fruit and vegetable blend which is very less and there is no mention of how this blend contributes to the vitamins
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