Health & Medicine
Gobbling Down Supplements, Vitamins Has More Risks than Benefits, Doctor Warns
Supplements, vitamins and all other alternative medicine have quickly ballooned to a $34 billion a year industry, but the industry has been mired with scrutiny and lawsuits over the lack of proof of its effectiveness. A new book further questions the industry and even says it does more harm than good to those who consume it.
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