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“Theoretically, multivitamins can cause you to gain...”

written by on 25/09/2010

Theoretically, multivitamins can cause you to gain weight. The body requires cofactors supplied in a multivitamin that are necessary to convert carbs, fatty acids and protein to glycogen and ultimately to body fat. I gained 5 lbs in one month taking a daily centrum without any other changes to my diet. To all of the people who say calories are the only thing that count, they are wrong. Go open a biochemistry book or go to medical school before you regurgitate what they taught you in high school biology.

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